Sentence examples for pack of new from inspiring English sources

Across the bottom row, from left to right, are cards from Peter Ponder's First Pack of Puzzle Cards (J. Aldis, 1808), Wallis's New Pack of Puzzles for 1798 (John Wallis and Champante & Whitrow, 1798), and An Entire Pack of New Puzzle Cards (W. and T. Darton, circa 1805).

Leading the pack of new recruits was Ben Arfa.

The two had become quick buddies, part of a self-described "wolf pack" of new troopers who forged a friendship over trivia nights.

Sunning myself by the pool in the afternoons, I wouldn't worry about the boys when they would run off with a pack of new friends.

With many stranded outside in the bitter cold, a pack of new socks meant a lot to those who received them.

After a bribery scandal toppled Fujimori's government, Toledo led the pack of new candidates for the April 2001 elections and won 36.5 percent of the vote in the first round.

It is that kind of word-of-mouth comment that Mr. Greaves hopes will break Virtual Melanin from the pack of new-media firms.

Mr. Rehn also offered a reminder that Britain had approved "the six-pack of new rules tightening fiscal and economic surveillance" that goes into force on Tuesday.

On Monday Olli Rehn, EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner, is expected to renew his call for stricter fiscal discipline among all EU states when he launches the full-scale implementation of the so-called "six-pack" of new budgetary rules.

"I regret very much that the UK was not willing to join the new fiscal compact, as much for the sake of Europe and its crisis response as for the sake of British citizens and their perspectives," said Rehn. "I would also like to remind you that the UK government has also supported and approved the six-pack of new rules tightening fiscal and economic surveillance, which enters into force tomorrow.

Its introductory portion is free, and packs of new levels range from £2.69 to £4.49, with the whole game available for a very reasonable £8.99.