Sentence examples for primarily new from inspiring English sources

The other independents that are meaningful have all become part of the majors, primarily New Line and Miramax.

"One World One Love," his first album of primarily new material since 2002, shows what happens when passion meets ease.

Teaching with The Times- Write an expository essay outlining the history of Al Qaeda and its ties to terrorism, using primarily New York Times articles for your research.

Today, on Berry's ninetieth birthday, we learned that he is releasing his first new album in thirty-eight years: "Chuck," coming out on Dualtone Records in 2017, featuring primarily new songs that he wrote, recorded, and produced himself.

In 2008 he snubbed Mr. Gagosian, along with Jay Jopling, the owner of Mr. Hirst's London gallery, White Cube, and held a giant auction of primarily new works at Sotheby's in London.

But he discussed primarily "new sanctions on Iran," at a moment when Mr. Obama has imposed what Republicans from the Bush administration agree are the most severe sanctions in history, and combined them with cyberattacks on Iran's nuclear infrastructure.

Stanley Simon, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that another traditional seller's cost that is passed along to the buyer -- again, primarily in new construction and new conversions -- is the seller's legal fees.

New bank fees are related primarily to new banking regulations that have impacted bank revenues.

The Seder was hosted by CCF New York, a Chabad-Lubavitch organization that serves primarily New York's French expatriate Jewish community; the Midtown Young Leadership Committee; and the West Side Jewish Center.

Footing the Bill Because of the expense, advanced lighting systems are being installed primarily in new buildings or offices being retrofitted for new tenants.

The next major blackout, in 1977, was limited to a much smaller area, primarily New York City.