Sentence examples for new thing of from inspiring English sources

I've got this new thing of just trying to look at people and see how they react".

This isn't an entirely new thing, of course; in the 80s he regularly inveighed against nuclear weapons.

One bright new thing of French athletics might have snatched European Championship gold from a favoured Briton in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium on Wednesday, but not last night.

Melville's big gamble, then, was "to pass the time by destroying it, to make a new thing of the novel form by blasting its conventions".

MySpace: After long dismissing the money-making prospects of the internet, Rupert Murdoch finally opened his wallet in 2005 and snapped up MySpace for £580m, which, at the time, was the bright new thing of social networking.

At this time last year a share in WebMD -- formerly Healtheon, the "new new thing" of Michael Lewis's best-selling book about Silicon Valley -- was worth about as much as 1.5 megawatt-hours of wholesale California electricity.

The recording industry will survive, he argues, if it is able to offer its users new things of value.

New things, of course, will wend their way into your home, brought by well-meaning friends and relatives.

We do not know yet when that will manifest itself in a new treaty and we don't know if that new treaty... does become a reality whether that will ask new things of the United Kingdom," he said.

"I try to reduce my fear of trying new things, of holding myself back," he told me late last month.

I had visions of a "real boyfriend," of nonchalantly eating food with friends, of trying new things, of getting married, of having a family.