Examples of 'be from new' in a sentence
Meaning of "be from new"
Be from New: This phrase implies that something originates or belongs to a recent or updated version. It can refer to a location, idea, design, or innovation that is considered modern or contemporary
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You must be from new life.
I did not know anybody could still be from New York.
It must be from New York.
A driver must either be from New.
It should really be from New York too, when you think about it.
You have kind of an edge to you … so you might be from New York.
And you must be from New Jersey.
I want to use the example of a fellow named Ronnie, who could be from New Brunswick.
You can not be from New York.
What do you think of today ´ s look? The next post will be from New York!!
Then you must be from New York.
Unfortunately, the next president will be from New York.
Lobo is going to be from New Zealand … a kiwi.
Who says that Lovecraftian horror has to be from New England?
You have to really be from New York to say " go ahead.
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Pu He glared at him, “ How can that person be from New Moon City!
A man who claims to be from New Orleans, but clearly has an Eastern European accent.
If they did that they 'd be from New Zealand.
You can not be from New York . That is impossible.
I didn't know anybody could still be from New York. New York?
You must be from new life. - Thank you.
Applicant must not be from New Mexico.
You must be from new life. Liz: Thank you.
Makes me proud to be from New Jersey.
The reason I wanted to be from New York and, very specifically, not Chicago.
You have to be from New York.
He was proud to be from New Jersey.
We are proud to be from New Jersey.
Why would anyone claim to be from New Jersey if they were not?
No, listen you ai not gotta be from New York to be New York!
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A new project on legal notice publication was launched
I will not be a new mother and a resident
