Sentence examples for on completely new from inspiring English sources

A consensus emerged among the countries participating that international volunteering can take on completely new significance for the MICS as volunteer providers.

Both are working on completely new narrowbodies, to be launched in a decade or so, and in the mean time their existing models are being upgraded.

4. In Denmark, it's all about successors to Nielsen, both continuing his legacy, sidestepping his influence, or continuing on completely new paths.

You're on completely new ground".

The new Hotmail is built on completely new code and marks the continued consolidation around the Windows Live brand.

Participants had space to share their experiences, learn from others working in the same field, and gain knowledge on completely new topics.

He had also played a significant role in shifting his party on to completely new territory to accommodate the perception that the political centre of gravity had moved rightwards.

Next time she visits, though, it would be good to see her risk her talent on something completely new.

After an agonising two-year process of racking its brains and hiring consultants to pep up its image, chief executive John Roberts announced in early 2001 that it would take on a completely new identity – "Consignia".

By remaining receptive, being aware of the signs, signals and messages of Guidance, your life will take on a completely new dimension and meaning.

Restructuring of a nationwide distribution of ICUs ('regionalisation of intensive care services') may take on a completely new aspect through the use of such innovative technology.