| The crashed dragster was a backup car from last season, which the team replaced with a brand-new car that was in the trailer. |
| Engineers working at the nano scale have a brand-new tool kit that's full of wonder and brimming with potential riches. |
| We found that we could get a brand-new home with a mountain view and large rooms for the boys for the same price as a fixer-upper. |
| But lest you go getting any notions that we're being sold an old disorder with a new name and a brand-new bill of goods, think again. |
| Historically, the kind of drastic accumulation I encountered is a brand-new kind of despoilment. |
| When the spanking, brand-new Scottish Parliament building opened last week the occasion was correctly marked by quiet Scottish dignity. |
