Sentence examples for waters of new from inspiring English sources

By putting a toe into the waters of new hybrid engine technologies last year, F1 made a belated but very necessary step into the future – the real future of the real world, that is, and not only the future of a few overprivileged people to be found drinking champagne in the paddock at this weekend's Australian Grand Prix.

* There are some short fellowships that may be of use for testing the waters of new careers.

Over the past couple of years, however, the company has been dipping its toes in the waters of new categories, first with its in-ear monitors and then its first mobile app.

After the inevitable confusion, the oil and water of new technology and old workflow will coalesce into a new perspective on information.

The larger group then split into another land diversification (including eagles, owls, woodpeckers, and parrots) and a separate fresh and salt water diversification of new water birds (including cranes, loons, penguins, albatross, herons, and pelicans).

New Yorkers increasingly recognize the importance of the waters of the New York seascape, and the benefits that come from keeping those waters clean and healthy.

"It comes when those farmed salmon are finally released into the waters of their new home.

When Dr. Stockmann discovers that the waters of a new public spa are toxic, he expects gratitude and glory.

A related case is when a partnership reduces a company's upfront investment to test the waters of a new market.

But the film's biggest moment "comes when those farmed salmon are finally released into the waters of their new home.

"Our urchin diver is a Scotsman who came to Norway for the love of a woman, and stayed for the cold, pristine waters of his new region of Steigen.