Sentence examples for term new from inspiring English sources

And yet, Lincoln technically occupies the Dickensian status of "destitute," a term new to New York State family statute pertaining to children who have no known parents.

The term New Boring isn't mine.

(Even the obsolete term "New World" is newer).

That term, "new heirlooms," may seem like an oxymoron.

Mr. Ayala, however, dislikes the term "new cuisine".

In the longer term, new plantations, sugar-mills and distilleries will be required.

Most of the evaluated NICUs (28/39) mainly care for preterm and term new-borns.

Particularly in the long-term New Labour rotten boroughs of the north, local government appointments are a New Labour nexus.

Overall the group increased long-term new business sales by 7% to £19.7bn.

An ethics panel of eight House peers deliberated over two days before delivering a jarring blow to the 20-term New York Democrat's career.

In the near term, New York's mechanism to reduce employer payments is better than the alternatives.