Sentence examples for set something new from inspiring English sources
Admission is $8 to $15. Nostalgia for the over-40 set, something new for the rest: The Sunset Drive-In, Porter's Point Road off Route 127, Colchester (10 minutes from downtown), (802) 862-1800, shows double features on four screens from April to mid-September.
"And I'm sure what he thought was that maybe one day he would get out of the practice and Zach would have a practice, maybe set Zach up, and do something new and different in a place where they could raise their family and it would really be nice".
Set something in a new context and perhaps it will mean more, inspire new reactions, different thoughts: that is at least one of Deller's methods.
Dare to fail to do something new.
Do something new together.
Cowell presided over one of the most important jazz recordings of the late sixties, "Brilliant Circles"; he and Hopps were founding members of the exciting quartet Music, Inc., but, with his own trio on "Illusion Suite," Cowell finds a remarkable tone that, as personal as it is, set something like a template for a new modernist classicism.
The BBC Trust could become a broader funding agency, or you could set up something new called the Public Service Trust or Agency," he said.
By the time you've logged on to start your job search you may have dismissed the idea as wishful thinking – but if you're really set on something new it is achievable.
As we reported recently the core team of Rocket, lead by Oliver Samwer and his two other brothers, left to set up something new, and now we know what it is.
As we reported recently the core team of Rocket, led by Oliver Samwer and his two other brothers, left to set up something new, and now we know what it is.
