Sentence for new | Use new in a sentence

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• This begins a new chapter. (8)
• We were all new to it still. (9)
• He had bought her a new horse. (8)
• Your new Bulbul is in danger. (10)
• Gyp saw that her new glove was wet. (8)
• A new triumph for the Jewish press! (12)
• She looked kindly in her new shyness. (10)
• There could be no new happiness for her. (5)
• These were then new points of instruction. (10)
• The old folly might rescue me from the new one. (10)
• You know she had typhoid pneumonia in New York. (13)
• On the banks of the St. Lawrence a new era began. (19)
• An amicable rupture, and a smooth new arrangement. (10)
• She had borne so much that this new drop was poison. (10)
• No such property in the world, unless it were New York! (8)
• And he had a new and kindly feeling towards Peacock, too. (8)
• No making oneself new again for love or life or anything. (8)
• To-morrow morning the setting will be new and strange again. (21)
• Miss Kitty Ellison was of Western New York, not far from Erie. (9)
• Who is the most extreme representative of the new French school? (3)
• So far his new work had brought him no nearer to the hearts of men. (8)
• If she laughed, the tinge of mourning lent her laughter new charms. (10)
• In place of that new feeling, intoxicating as wine, what was coming? (8)
• Guided by the new accession to his force, Angelo gained the streets. (10)
• It reared a green, transparent body, feeling its way to a new resting-place. (8)
• The very life of metropolitan publishing lies in the search for new men and variety. (16)
• She gazed round on the farm, under a quick new impulse of affection for her old home. (10)
• Meantime her battle in her own behalf looked less pleasing by the light of new advantages. (10)
• You can let them build on the other corner of the lot, if Ellen is going to be in New York. (9)
• She would entreat them to call tomorrow, only she would then be moving to her new lodgings. (10)
• I feel my new self already, and can make the poor brute go through fire on behalf of the old. (10)
• Mr. Adister had sprung a new sense in him on the subject of the renunciation of the religion. (10)
• Now a new King and his wicked great man want to take our lands and money without our consent. (19)
• My acquaintance with him in Cambridge renewed itself upon the very terms of its beginning in New York. (9)
• As for his seeing her in New York, Ellen had but to say that she did not wish it, and that would end it. (9)
• I sent to New York for it, and my booksellers there reported that they would have to send to Spain for it. (9)
• She was in the house of one of their new friends, and she could hear Angelo talking in the adjoining room. (10)
• The woman was still young enough to be comely, new enough to the awful isolation of her lot to be cheerful. (1)
• He handed her the new cheque, where she stood over him, and then leaned back in his chair and looked up at her. (9)
• They wanted too, being very ambitious, to get the direction of the affairs of the New World into their own hands. (19)
• This new beautifulness of his mother had a kind of particular importance, and he ate less than he had expected to. (8)
• Yet Boston stood for the whole Massachusetts group, and Massachusetts, in the literary impulse, meant New England. (9)
• But it is no new thing in the history of literature: whatever is established is sacred with those who do not think. (9)
• He would be the first of the Forsytes to reach that age, and set, as it were, a new standard in holding on to life. (8)
• He was speaking of the New Testament, and he said, The truth was in it; but they had covered it up with their hagiology. (9)
• Since my time there is a new tradition of editing, which I do not think so favorable to the young contributor as the old. (9)
• New Netherlands having thus passed into English hands, Courcelle and his troops were asked to quit the territory at once. (19)
• The next move that she made was to get her affairs at home all arranged, and tell her mother that she was going to New York. (18)
• He had always shown himself capable and loyal to the interests of the magazine, and both the new owners were glad to keep him. (9)
• By the same right and on the same terms, another New England poetess, whom I met those first days in Boston, was a Boston author. (9)
• She philosophized him to the disadvantage of her own countrymen as much less offish than a great many New York and Boston peuple. (9)
• My father, who was growing markedly restless, on the watch for letters and new arrivals, started to pay Chippenden a flying visit. (10)
• The task, moreover, of avoiding to tease her brother was made easier to her by flying to this new refuge of mysterious reflection. (10)
• Mounting the box of his coach for the drive to London, Fleetwood had the new name for the parasitic and sham vital troop at his ears. (10)
• If New York is a literary centre on the business side, as London is, Boston was a literary centre, as Weimar was, and as Edinburgh was. (9)
• When everybody had eaten and had drunk all that was needed, Altamaha brought out a new pipe and filled it with tobacco from his pouch. (18)
• The cost of the effort was the breaking out of innumerable wounds, old and new; the gain was the display of the miracle that Italy lived. (10)
• But the French Governor made it a condition of the treaty that the New Englanders should help Canada to exterminate the terrible Iroquois. (19)
• The question whether Ellen should go with Bittridge at all being decided, she would, of course, go in New York as she would go in Tuskingum. (9)
• In consequence of his intellectual and social gifts, he was a new type of musician, who did much to improve the social status of the composer. (3)
• It was just such a subject as would appeal to his love of paradox, his subtle curiosity, and his liking for brilliant forays into new territory. (14)
• One cannot then strictly speak of any early American literary centre except Boston, and Boston, strictly speaking, was the New England literary centre. (9)
• One of the first rules of the organization is, therefore, that no new newspaper can be admitted without the consent of members within competitive radius. (16)
• Some of them were speciously unfavorable in tone; they criticised and even ridiculed the principles on which the new departure in literary journalism was based. (9)

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