Sentence examples for would need new from inspiring English sources

A team at the Public Service Commission had forecast -- accurately, it turned out -- that New York would need new power plants by 2000.

However, the contractor of which they hired to reconstruct the bridge, the New Jersey Bridge Company of Manasquan, New Jersey, believed that the new bridge would need new abutments and piers to be completed by that time, instead of using the old wooden bridge's piers.

Booking New Year's Eve at Madison Square Garden provided a focus; Phish would need new material.

He would need new medications and, eventually, a transplant.

First you would need new meters to solve the what to charge multiple riders problem.

They would need new skills, like the ability to read blueprints.

Or passports: you'd need new ones, new forms, new border controls … new everything.

In 2000, though, top Navy brass recognized that their world was changing radically and that they'd need new ways to train the next generation of commanders, captains and admirals.

Still, since were were leaving, they'd need new renters.

The deeper I ventured into the civilization I found online, the more I realized I'd need new models of courage and imagination to contend with the trippy, slanted, infinite dreamland of the rapidly evolving Web.

Make a detailed list of everything you'd need: new furniture items, supplies, construction costs, etc. Add all the costs up and there is the cost for your bedroom remodel.