Sentence examples for variety new from inspiring English sources

She is not, of course, a garden variety New Yorker, nor the dour intellectual her reputation prepares one for.

A point underlined by news last month that Reed Elsevier had abandoned the sale of its trade business unit, Reed Business Information, the publisher of Variety, New Scientist and Farmers Weekly.

Ozick had, by contrast, an uneventful upbringing and describes herself as a "garden variety New Yorker"; it took some nerve, I should think, to have written from the point of view of Rosa in the story, who sees her baby starved and murdered, thrown up against an electric fence by a camp guard.

Three additional sections added variety: New Entries, for galleries less than five years old; Present Future, for solo shows by young artists; and Back to the Future, for art from the 1960s-80s, where the psychedelic urban landscapes of Sicilian artist Salvo caught the eye.

In addition to Tropicana, products like Diet Pepsi, Gatorade, Mountain Dew, Pepsi-Cola and Quaker are benefiting from some or all of the following: new campaigns, new agencies, new varieties, new logos, new packaging.

Trace actualists come in two varieties: new actualists and haecceitists.

In most varieties, new stems are covered in soft, fine hairs that are lost with maturity; but new stems of B. sessilis var.

Similarly, more landholding per capita (LAND_CAPITA) and adult equivalent (LAND_ADEQ) triggers farmers to change crop varieties as adaptation strategy, mainly replacing local varieties by new varieties.

A variety of new materials and new technology in tailings anti-seepage have been widely applied.

Even so, the agency plans a variety of new steps to reduce delays, relying on new technologies and procedures.

New Yorkers, at least, are exposed to a variety of new and familiar black American dance troupes.