Example sentences of "[art] new [noun] or a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | They may relate new information to what has already been given in terms of causes ( so , consequently , because , for this reason ) or in time ( formerly , then , in the end , next ) or they may indicate a new departure or a summary ( by the way , well , to sum up , anyway ) . |
| 2 | From time to time , it is also useful to submit to the client a new idea or a variation in the way you intend to handle some part of his publicity campaign . |
| 3 | Applicants were given cash grants , usually no more than £75 , and trusted to use it for the purpose they had proposed - such as buying a bicycle to do a newspaper round , obtaining equipment for a camping trip , or acquiring the wherewithal to learn a new skill or a sport . |
| 4 | He had indicated that if the PSD failed to secure a majority at least as big as that obtained in 1987 , he would refuse to form a new government or a coalition . |
| 5 | At the least , perhaps a country inn somewhere in the Limousin or the Cantal district will yield a new dish or a wine which was worth the detour . |
| 6 | Perhaps you 're thinking about a new car or a holiday ; a house deposit or a home improvement scheme ; a wedding or family celebration ; perhaps you are preparing for your retirement . |
| 7 | A letter about a new job or a course of studies . |
| 8 | The first part would ask voters whether they wanted a new republic or a return to the Third Republic . |
| 9 | To most that means a new career or an affair . |
| 10 | It was all just like being given a new recipe or a knitting pattern . |
| 11 | The short-term impact of , for example , the launch of a new magazine or a strike is being investigated through examination of the relationship between circulation and readership figures . |
| 12 | purpose by helping to emphasize the start of a new episode or a change in dramatic pace ( for example when a recitative gives way to a brief air ) . |