"new wishes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to express hope for the future, such as in the sentence: "I have new wishes for a better tomorrow."
I guess we ought to take these pennies off our eyes, strike into them new likenesses; toss them with new wishes into whatever water can be found.
Government officials kept introducing new clauses in a bid to accommodate the new wishes of the press, but these, in turn, seemed unworkable.
I need to make new wishes.
There's a new wish list every week.
But one had to make a new wish each time.
Amazon's director for community and gift giving, Michael Hyman, said that over 3.5 million new wish lists were created in the last year.
The show's visitors can take a ribbon from one of 10,296 small holes in the wall in exchange for scribbling a new wish on a slip of paper and inserting it into the hole.
His book "Twenty Five Years of an Artist" (Aurum Press) -- hardly the title of a pornographic book -- has ranked high on Amazon.com's list, the new wish list for authors.
Airbnb's new Wish List feature takes the place of Favorites, which few users took advantage of, according to lead designer Shaun Modi.
"What we have is a list of schemes that are running over budget or behind schedule, then a new wish list with no detail on where the money will come from or how it will be delivered.
Altogether, the new design, new app, and new Wish List functionality are all meant to inspire users new and old to be more aspirational and to step outside the search paradigm that previously ruled the site.
