Sentence examples for new would be from inspiring English sources

Partly because of industry opposition, he said, "starting something wholly new would be virtually impossible".

Acknowledging that we need to move forward into something new would be step one, rather than trying to fix what was already broken".

They imagined it would fit nicely inside their nearly completed, reconstructed governor's dwelling — the Tryon Palace — where the aesthetics of the Old World and the fervor of the New would be in delicate balance.

Surrendering the old ways of animation because of one house's success with the new would be akin to the studios' giving up on action movies because of Joel Silver's preoccupation with them -- and that hasn't happened yet.

Trying something new would be enough to justify a product's existence.

But the goal, he says, is to create "the intellectual structure against which regulations, old and new, would be tested".

To say that the latest Disney production, "Beauty and the Beast," is offering something brand-new would be wide of the mark.

News and Google News would be blank pages.

(See "Any News Would Be Good News For Alcatel-Lucent" ).

I'm sure Fox News would be up for it.

In a few years, new "new" elevations would be issued.