Example sentences of "we [verb] a new [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | In addition , we ordered a new Parker 240 tonne per hour coating plant for the M74 contract . |
| 32 | Is it possible when we get a new member of , that , not that they 're brought round , which I think must be frightfully intimidating , but that we are told , and therefore we can drop in and say , hello , I 'm so and so , just to say hello . |
| 33 | By turning an active sentence into the passive we get a new subject and are able to omit the old one , e.g. : |
| 34 | One experienced constable explained the process as follows : ‘ Like , whenever we get a new constable in this station , they are guided along by the rest of the men . |
| 35 | State Trooper Chuck Lamica in Juneau said : ‘ We have now suspended the operation and it will not start again until we get a new lead . ’ |
| 36 | We get a new body , mind structure and destiny which exactly matches our mental impressions , desires and tendencies . |
| 37 | Anyhow , I 'll ask him when we get a new quote . |
| 38 | When for once the tide runs in the reverse direction we get a new view of our own cookery , and a revealing insight into the oddness of traditional names as they appear in another language . |
| 39 | We define a new function from A to C which we denote by unc to indicate its dependence on f and g by : for all a ε A , unc the image of af under g . |
| 40 | I saw then that we shall die , wish ourselves into extinction , unless we find a new course . |
| 41 | Keep us in your prayers as we find a new church home . |
| 42 | We only supply newspapers if we believe a new outlet will expand the market . |
| 43 | And the retention and widening of those rights — as we approach a new wave of expansion of higher education — will require a continual vigilance on the part of students . |
| 44 | I and my family , as we approach a New Year , will draw strength from this faith in our commitment to your service in the coming years . |
| 45 | In the 1990s , we approach a new world in which the old cold war of the two super-powers has given way to three emerging super-power economic blocs : North America , South-East Asia and Europe . |
| 46 | ten pillows , seven needed replacing and we needed a new milk saucepan , a new frying pan , a new ashtray |
| 47 | Which is why we needed a new hairstyle for you and a new image . ’ |
| 48 | We needed a new propeller , windshield , wing struts , rudder and other parts to repair the fabric . |
| 49 | When we shamble inside I see we have a new dragon . |
| 50 | We watched a new entrant to the profession looking around at her colleagues for clues as to how to resolve the tensions , whilst doing as little damage to her integrity ( and her career prospects ) as possible . |
| 51 | ‘ So , we required a new programme that would bridge the state of mind of sports fans , and the teenage pop music audience , while attracting and holding the children 's audience accustomed to their Saturday afternoon serial . |
| 52 | In a commune on the outskirts of the city , we saw a new colony of houses being built . |
| 53 | We share a new admiration for serenity |
| 54 | Yeah we bought a new bedroom suite I think that 's about the first thing |
| 55 | I did n't bother with a changing table , but we bought a new cupboard for Rachel 's room and I changed her on top of that until she got too big . |
| 56 | As we start a new year and approach a new century , one of the greatest challenges we face is that of environmental protection . |
| 57 | We start a new section of our projects pages outlining readers ideas and DIY projects . |
| 58 | Yeah , what we call a new cut , we dredge right opposite the Harbourmaster 's office and we dredged all and we used to do that tide time , had to work at ti tides , when it 's high tide , cos that otherwise there were n't any water there at all . |
| 59 | It is true that an obvious field with high benefits and low risk would quickly get overcrowded , but if we generate a new concept there is no reason why the rewards should not be great and the risks low . |
| 60 | If individual deterrence did work as the theory suggests , we would expect that if we introduced a new kind of harsh punishment designed to deter , the offenders who suffered the new punishment would be measurably less likely to re-offend than similar offenders who underwent a more lenient penalty . |