Sentence examples for the very newest from inspiring English sources

(Our own chart based on the very newest press reports).

The very newest in incendiaries is M-76, which weighs 500 pounds.

Todd was a tall, black-haired fellow who wore brightly colored bow ties and the very newest shoes.

Swiss Diamond, made in Switzerland, has one of the very newest nonstick surfaces, a composite that includes diamond crystals fused to a heavy cast-aluminum pan.

This blend of the very oldest with the very newest epitomizes Sofia today: the city just beginning a renaissance, grounded on the bedrock of its past.

At the border, dozens of the very newest arrivals squatted patiently under a metal-roofed shelter, waiting to be registered in a few dusty adjoining outbuildings at the edge of the village, in an operation overseen by the United Nations.

What made Berlioz unique among his contemporaries was the way he harnessed the very old to say the very new.

Because the parents are avid travelers and collectors, the boys are growing up amid a heady mixture of the very old and the very new, the very homespun and the very exotic.

In doing so it has become a place full of the kind of paradoxes that occur whenever a very old place grinds against the very new.

The name was 36th in Iowa, 35th in Vermont and 31st in North Dakota, well behind the very New Yorkish pairing of Henry (No. 23) and Hudson (No. 24).

Models for it, most of them Western, are still being sorted out, though they tend to line up at either end of the temporal spectrum, focusing on the very new or the very old.