Sentence examples for will get fresh from inspiring English sources

If it embraces tough reforms, it will get fresh funds and a gradual reduction of its official debts.

It is back again, and no doubt will get fresh life from the continuing stream of revelations about high church officials who covered up abuse.

Today, aviation experts say that the angle-of-attack sensor on Boeing jets will get fresh scrutiny after two Boeing 737 Max airplanes crashed, in Ethiopia last week and in Indonesia in October.

However, YouTube is promising special 360-degree video, so viewers will get fresh perspectives on the convention.

One unintended consequence of the dispute between Russia and the Ukraine is that the Nabucco Pipeline, the dream child of the European Union to reduce dependence on Russian gas, will get fresh impetus.

The city will get fresh water by solar desalination of seawater and by catching dew, and with conservation and recycling it will cut its consumption to 40% of the regional norm.

We'll get fresh books from the library to explore together.

If on salt plains, dig a hole and place a waterproof over the hole, so when it rains you will get clean fresh water.

Your wounds have turned to scars but you know you'll get new and fresh wounds again soon.

"But we'll be constantly connected to the collective intelligence of everyone, so we will actually get fresh ideas," he assures me.

With the new numbers, we'll also get fresh data on how the manufacturing sector fared.