Examples of using Something new in English and their translations into Czech
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Time to try something new.
But when I go up against something new, I push back.
He's working on something new, he just needs a little help, that's all.
Al-Khwarizmi brought together two very different mathematical'traditions and synthesised them into something new.
You're not curious Just to try something new?
we really made something new and different and daring.
Tried something new.
You will have to teach them something new every day, otherwise you will go hungry.
Something new about the one-armed lady?
For Alice, it's easy to get caught up in something new.
We take in the same information from the zeitgeist, transmute it into something new.
Instead something new happened.
I guess I could go down to Penny's and get him something new.
When I go up against something new, I push back.
There's something new going down.
The adventure of life is that there's always something new.
I don't think there could be a more inappropriate time to try something new.
I feel like I need to try something new.
But when I go up against something new, I push back.
You will see the people of Kingston are hungry for something new.