Sentence examples for requisite new from inspiring English sources

Even the season's requisite new blonde has an unconventional cast to her beauty.

To win those, four out of five of the requisite new Labour voters need to be stolen from the Tories.

Lastly, we get "The Garden of Villandry," a kind of balletic amuse-bouche by Martha Clarke, and a requisite new work, "Private Light," by the young choreographer Demis Volpi.

As part of the game's refresh, which brings the requisite new cars, new tracks and new graphic mapping effects, Turn 10 Studios, its developer, is creating what it calls its strategic partnership with "Top Gear" in Britain, said Dan Greenawalt, a Turn 10 spokesman.

Phase 1 is due to complete in 2016/17 with the Northern line extension and requisite new Battersea Power Station terminal anticipated to complete in 2020.

Released as the second single off his 1980 album Metamatic, this video hits all the requisite New Wave bullet points: contrasting colored lights, smoke machines, dramatic silhouettes and mysteriously present venetian blinds.

With the dawn of a new year come the requisite New Year's resolutions to lose weight, to be a better person and, in my case, to shave a few strokes off the golf handicap.

Bubba's also has the requisite New Jersey badge of honor: a photo of a visit from a Sopranos cast member.

Would you like to sit down and talk about it?" Thus may we have our cake and eat it, too — though probably not if you are on the requisite New Year's slimming plan.

One cottage housed a daycare center for the local kids; despite having all the requisite permits, the new landlord told them they had to go.

Forget bowing to the emperor in Tokyo; like vassal states at the height of the old Middle Kingdom, the new requisite diplomatic skill for Westerners will be kow-towing to Beijing.