Sentence examples for raging new from inspiring English sources

That sort of upbeat scene can also be found at glamorous beach clubs along the Corniche and raging new rooftop night spots like White, which draws international A-list D.J.'s.

The raging new "Mind Your Manners" sounded like a lost Misfits jam, one that rolled with a distorted, relentless groove.

Rim fire near Yosemite continues to rage; new evacuations ordered.

Last July as the Milly Dowler furore raged, News's Corporation's Wall Street Journal, no less, produced a report suggesting that the company could sell News International.

The New York Times: Follow-ups on two raging New York controversies: The city health department insists it did not order the end of the venerable pots of free cheese at Sardi's bars; the restaurant, begging to differ, says the communal snack is history.

Like that other great conservative-radical countryman of the early 19th century, William Cobbett, he raged against new money, new labour, the whole rhetoric of "modernisation" that is being re-enacted two centuries on.

While this controversy was raging, a new drug called Immunoplex-N® was patented for the management of AIDS [ 26].

"A hothouse of holy rage," New England had a relatively moderate leadership that was forever "under assault by radical dissenters, perfectionists of one sort or another".

E3 R. Kelly Dropped From Tour Even as a disagreement between R. Kelly, and Jay-Z continues to rage, their new album, "Unfinished Business," is poised to enter the Billboard charts at No. 1 this week.

Our minds start raging with possibilities of new lines, new characters, and new scenes.

There are raging hormones and new responsibilities, the fading of old friendships and the unspoken formation of cliques.