new-fangled

• “Plus, the real knobs and dials for tuning AM and FM are more responsive (and less glitch-prone) than any new-fangled touchscreen interface. $149, tivoliaudio. com”

  The Wall Street Journal: The New Tech Collectibles

• “Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee”

  Good Places to Eat

• “Wolfe and Kafka (7); hi-test Heinlein (16); and a new-fangled editorial (24).”

  ISSUE #247 March 2009

• “Legally, it is a new-fangled product and very old-fashioned fraud.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » The Goldman Fraud Suit

• “We now have this “new-fangled” problem known as “regulation through litigation!””

  The Volokh Conspiracy » AG Blumenthal’s Record

• “Eleven years ago fuel protesters held Britain to ransom, and it became a commonplace to account for their success in terms of the new-fangled mobile phones which lorry drivers were using to text message one another.”

  The Guardian: Causes of the riots: Old truths and new technologies | Editorial

• “Now, I knew nothing about high finance much less retail, but beginning in 1957 I began reading about new-fangled "charge cards" that some banks were beginning to offer their customers.”

  The Huffington Post: Stanley A. Dashew: How to Succeed in Small Business Even During Hard Times

• “Neha is a Mumbai-based executive with one of India's largest telecom companies exploiting new-fangled business opportunities in a rapidly accelerating market.”

  Forbes: To Be Gay In Indian Business

• “The Avengers Series 5The cult 60s spies meet new-fangled colour TV!”

  The Guardian: This week's new DVD & Blu-ray

• ““Rhino-mounted Bantu shock troops,” Morowitz said aloud, alone in his apartment, as he packed the dozen short manuscripts into his sling bag, with his notebook, CD Player, and his fancy new-fangled cell phone.”

  Fictionaut: X, Chapter 3: Morowitz

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