Sentence examples for try new kinds from inspiring English sources

Watching Brendon's successful reinvention has pushed me to try new kinds of writing — to tell my own stories, and not just Shakespeare's.

Because she has a standing desire to try new kinds of tea, and she has just seen that the tin contains a new kind of tea.

Try new kinds of the cheesecakes.

"D.C. has a very international population and a lot of new customers open to trying new kinds of food," said Chris Arnold, the communications director for Chipotle Mexican Grill.

But he went on to say that "you've got to be willing to try new things," which sounded kind of Columbusish.

Sometimes I have to force myself to rest, but really I like to move and do all kinds of sport, try new things – with friends if possible – and just have a good time.

1. Are you kind to yourself when you try new things?

"Billy is kind of naive," McGinty says, "but he is willing to try new things.

Try new activities, new places, new friends.

The site gets people to try out new kinds of music by making recommendations keyed to what they already like.

So we can try out new kinds of blockchains and cryptocurrencies (like Ethereum and Zerocash), or we can rely on the value, scarcity and (technical) stability of Bitcoin, but we can't do both.