Sentence examples for virtually new from inspiring English sources

Those presents may be lightly used to you, but they're virtually new to somebody else.

I had not visited the Museum of Modern Art since it re-opened in virtually new premises in November 2004.

Tells about the virtually new game that has been devised because of economic depression, called backyard polo.

Instead, he said, "Would we be waltzing around in a brand-new Pete and a virtually new tanker if there was no money in this business?

"We're hoping it all goes together and blossoms quickly," said D'Antoni, who is in the final year of his contract and starting with a virtually new roster for the fourth time in four years.

In a virtually new market, with many people rooting for marquee teams like the Knicks, the Heat and the Bulls in their handsome new building, it was probably unfair to expect the Nets to be dominant at home.

All play virtually stopped for most New Yorkers on Sept. 11.

Since then, virtually no new affordable homes have been built, as New Labour continued the policy.

It includes global agreements to virtually eliminate new infections in infants, and to reduce new infections among adolescents by half – both by 2015.

"Virtually all new smokers are adolescent".

The law came with virtually no new funding.