Sentence examples for of being new from inspiring English sources
There is nothing like the spike of being new".
"Part of being new means not completely perfected.
Instead of being new and authentic, they become artificial mirror opposites of their opponents.
Naturally formed embryonic nuclei have the advantage of being new to the world.
Most likely, Sony will pay higher rates — one of the downsides of being new and untested.
Of course, he also had the advantage of being new to us.
But there sort of are new ideas.
At 84, the Rev. Wendell Foster has the distinction of being New York's oldest delegate.
Though acting governors have hardly been unusual, he did hold the distinction of being New Jersey's first Cuban-American one.
He was vague about his start in the business, but his "Nuts 4 Nuts" carts are now even scattered around Santiago and, thanks to the show, have the added cachet of being New York nuts.
It is also no secret that the relations between Senator Case and Mr. Gross have been ex tremely cool, ever since Mr. Gross supported Mr. Nixon at the Miami convention leaving Senator Case in the untenable position of being New Jersey's favorite‐son candidate without the full support of the New Jersey delegation.
