Sentence examples for something very new from inspiring English sources

Something very new, something fresh.

It is something very new.

Backstage, something very new is happening.

"This is something very new," Dr. Stephens said.

Perfumers, for example, bring something very new to the equation".

So we're going to build something very new and different".

Coun Sonja Crisp, cabinet member for leisure, culture and tourism on York's Labour council, blows the civic trumpet: The reading café is something very fresh, new and exciting which builds on the council's growing reputation as a national innovator in library services.

We felt we could do something very fresh and new there.

There is something very modern, almost New Agey, and endearingly insecure, about the tone and posture the son adopts in "Decision Points".

"We wanted to do something very New York".

"There is something very New York about all this -- the way a neglected industrial neighborhood becomes not just a little gentrified, but suddenly a destination," said Richard Born, one of four partners who own and operate the Maritime Hotel.