Sentence examples for this new content from inspiring English sources

How will small print runs of expensive books fare in this new "content should be available for free" marketplace?

In addition to this new content, a design refresh across the Monday to Saturday newspapers will begin from Saturday 13 September.

This new content, he specified, will add to rather than replace the long-standing Usher Hall and Queen's Hall series — which frankly needed a blast of fresh air.

Had editors at these newspapers requested a meeting with the individuals producing this new content, they'd have racked up a staggering amount of frequent flier miles.

Unless this new "content" is in effect risk-free, it is, says literary agent Deborah Rogers, doyenne of Rogers, Coleridge and White (RCW), "much, much harder to get books you love published.

As a publication that has already seen strong growth in environmental readership, the Guardian expects this new content will expand its ability to reach a larger demographic of readers, including those who haven't previously engaged with the topic.

This new "content-first display," as TuneIn calls it, marks the most significant update of the service's homepage and station pages in a very long time.

Here's how my new exhibition of all-new photographs, called "Obscenity," that opened in Madrid last week was described by the conservative campaign group Make Yourself Heard: "Gay-looking angels encouraging lechery, lascivious nuns posing in underwear, reveling with crucifixes or cradling a tattooed Christ between their breasts… this is the new content of the provocative exhibition 'Obscenity'".

"He brings with him a fan base of millions from YouTube and we're delighted to be working with him to create this incredible new content".

It's too early to tell if subscriber gains are attributable to all this expensive new content, or if the real draw for satellite radio is commercial-free, unique music.

But that is the line classic franchises must walk in this modern age – new content, with a taste of the familiar.