Sentence examples for some new concepts from inspiring English sources

It's only the first week and we've already learnt some new concepts.

But this was winter on terra firmer, and Cogswell and Blanchard soon arrived at some new concepts.

You will also have absorbed some new concepts and vocabulary ("nociceptor", a nerve cell that sends pain signals to the brain, is a new one on me).

"We are testing some new concepts, such as table service, whereby customers place their order via our new digital kiosks and then have their food brought to them".

The third definition has inspired much scholarly work that employs new kinds of data, new terms, and some new concepts and categories of analysis.

A McDonald's spokesperson said: "We are testing some new concepts, such as table service, whereby customers place their order via our new digital kiosks and then have their food brought to them.

In all of these things it is not just that there is some new kind of gadget or platform, but that some new concept of organization has been developed".

The Disney-owned studio which gave us Toy Story, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Up and Wall-E has already debuted the trailer for Inside Out, which arrives in June in US cinemas (24 July in the UK), while we've just been treated to some new concept art for November's The Good Dinosaur.

There's some new concept art out showing a possible airplane of the not-too-distant future.

Most verbs/nouns and or sentences will not translate literally so don't be surprised if there is some new concept you have to wrap your head around.

Whether Samberg will reprise his well-known characters or create some entirely new concepts, if segments from his Emmys show arrive with a splash online, that's all that Fox can really hope for.