Sentence examples for please the new from inspiring English sources

"Can I see it, please?" the new man said.

The arrests are almost certainly happening to please the new Indian government, which is worried that Pakistanis in Sri Lanka could pose a security threat.

Eager to please, the New Komeito's leadership agreed to back the legislation.But that was before Takenori Kanzaki, the New Komeito's boss, talked to his own rank and file not to mention his party's main financial backers, the deep-pocketed Soka Gakkai.

Some of this activity stems from a natural desire to please the new boss.

The city that had welcomed the Duke splendidly was nervous to please the new queen.

The World Bank/IMF "Poverty Reduction Strategy" for Brazil required the nation to close its publicly-owned banks, to sell off its vast oil properties, to give away its power industry and, to please the new foreign owners, slash wages and pensions.

The company's owners will have been pleased the new leader chose to take a full page ad in the Sunday Telegraph, but I wonder what they thought when they read the Bob Geldof sentiments he expressed in it.

In the end in these situations, writing remains the most lonely of crafts, monastic, and regardless of how many reassuring calls come in, the author must produce content that pleases the new publisher or editor.

Ecclestone said he was "pleased" the new agreement had been concluded.

It was greeted with wide acclaim, and particularly pleased the new pope, Urban VIII, to whom it had been dedicated.

That's why I'm very pleased the new reform bill included the creation of an agency that will protect families and investors from fraud and scams.