Sentence examples for to complement the new from inspiring English sources

We need new physical spaces to complement the new virtual spaces we now have".

Mr. Greeley has created two new menus to complement the new bar.

Novatek has been experimenting with commercial models to complement the new shipping route.

Hastings adopted Spanish, to reflect the growth in the Hispanic population and to complement the new emphasis on Spanish in local schools, Ms. Smith said.

However, Haringey will have new back-street and park routes, known in Mayorspeak as quietways, to complement the new e-bike network.

The Natural History Museum nearby also is creating a garden of plants used in making perfumes, to complement the new galleries.

The show wisely includes enough pieces by veterans of light in art when it was a branch of Minimalism in the 1960's and 70's, providing depth to complement the newer ventures.

Digg CEO Matt Williams, who is leaving the company once the sale is complete, wrote on Digg's blog: "Coming soon, Betaworks will unveil a new cloud-based version of Digg to complement the current News.me iPhone and iPad apps.

For the latest project in Morristown, local officials rezoned the parking lot site for its transformation into a transit village, enabling New Jersey Transit to put together a request for proposals to developers that could complement the new zoning.

It's a pocket computer designed for runners, created to complement the company's new watch offerings while playing to the startup's new-found focus on health.

But it wasn't until the Meiji Period (1868-1912) that it was widespread, serving to complement the introduction of the new patriarchal family system that made the eldest son the head of the household.