Gnu Phrases

Phrases

• A New Hope (George Lucas movie in the Star Wars series)
• A new broom sweeps clean
• A whole different animal (Frontier Airlines advertising slogan)
• Ads work harder in the new Granada (Granada advertising slogan)
• Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio
• All the news that's fit to print (New York Times advertising slogan)
• Animal Crackers (Marx Brothers movie)
• Animal Farm (George Orwell book)
• Animal attraction
• Animal instinct
• Animal liberation
• Animal magic
• Animal magnetism
• Animal rights
• As bright as a new pin
• As good as new
• As neat as a new pin
• At sixty miles an hour the loudest noise in the new Rolls-Royce comes from the electric clock (Rolls Royce advertising slogan)
• Baby needs new shoes
• Better than new
• Bison City (Nickname of Buffalo New York)
• Border Town (Nickname of Rye New York)
• Brand new
• Brand new ballgame (A baseball expression meaning when a team that has been behind ties up the game)
• Brand new dawn
• Brand new day
• Brand spanking new
• Brave New World (Aldous Huxley book)
• Break new ground
• Breathe new life into
• Buffalo Bill (Nickname of William Cody)
• Buffalo Butt (Nickname of Nathan Bookman (Johnny Brown))
• Central Park (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• Dawn of a new day
• Don't put new wine into old bottles
• Elm City (Nickname of New Haven Connecticut)
• First footing (making a round of visits at New Year)
• Flanders Fields (tourist attraction in Belguim)
• GNU is Not Unix (Free Software Foundation advertising slogan)
• Gotham City (Nickname of New York)
• Grey is new black
• Happy New Year
• Harry spankers (colloquial version of 'brand spanking new')
• Hoots mon, there's a moose in the hoose
• I Can Help (Billy Swan song)
• I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift song)
• I love New York
• I never knew it had so much in it (TV Times advertising slogan)
• I never knew you had dandruff (Head and Shoulders shampoo advertising slogan)
• I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (The New Seekers song)
• In Flanders fields the poppies blow (from a poem by McCrae)
• Kodak City (Nickname of Rochester New York)
• Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• Little New York (Nickname of Carmelo Anthony)
• Nearly new
• New Deal (Franklin Roosevelt's social and economic reform)
• New Economy
• New York minute
• New York's finest
• New age travellers
• New arrival (colloquial term for a newborn baby)
• New blood
• New doors opened (Mercury advertising slogan)
• New fangled
• New kid on the block
• New lease on life
• New money
• New start

• New wine in old bottles
• New wrinkle
• New year's resolution
• Oh Give Me A Home Where The Buffalo Roam (Brewster Higly song)
• Out with the old in with the new
• Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (James Brown song)
• Party animal
• Pastures new
• Play it again, Sam (New York State Lottery advertising slogan)
• Political animal
• Reach new heights
• Read my lips, no new taxes (Political slogan)
• Ring out the old and ring in the new
• Robben Island - South Africa
• Savour the flavour of Belgium (Flanders, Belgium advertising slogan)
• Seesaw Margery Daw Johnny shall have a new master (line from nursery rhyme)
• Shuffle off to Buffalo
• Smokers are requested to use Swan Vestas (Swan Vesta matches advertising slogan)
• Snapshot City (Nickname of Rochester New York)
• Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue
• Swan song
• Table Mountain (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• Tech savvy (proficient with new technologies)
• That's a new one on me
• The All Blacks (Nickname of the New Zealand Rugby Union team)
• The Animal (Nickname of Edmundo)
• The Armpit Of New Jersey (Nickname of Newark New Jersey)
• The Bison (Nickname of Michael Essien)
• The Brooklyn Bridge (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Chrysler Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The City That Never Sleeps (Nickname of New York)
• The Cradle Of Aviation (Nickname of Hammondsport New York)
• The Edinburgh Of The South (Nickname of Dunedin New Zealand)
• The Empire State (Nickname of the US state of New York)
• The Empire State Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Flanders Mare (Nickname of Anne of Cleves)
• The Flying Squad (Nickname of the Specialist Crime Directorate, New Scotland Yard)
• The Foreigner State (Nickname of the US state of New Jersey)
• The Garden State (Nickname of the US state of New Jersey)
• The Gong (Nickname of Wollongong New South Wales)
• The Granite State (Nickname of the US state of New Hampshire)
• The Heart Of The New West (Nickname of Calgary Alberta)
• The Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• The Man Who Knew Too Much (Peter Lorre / Alfred Hitchcock movie)
• The New Statesman (BBC comedy television series)
• The New York Of The South (Nickname of Atlanta Georgia)
• The New York of the South (Nickname of Galveston Texas)
• The North Of Bombay Hill (Nickname of Auckland New Zealand)
• The Rockefeller Centre (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Statue of Liberty (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Swan of Avon (Nickname of William Shakespeare)
• The animal kingdom
• The company you keep (New York Life advertising slogan)
• The emperor's new clothes
• The new black
• The shock of the new
• The smoker's match (Swan Vesta matches advertising slogan)
• There's nothing new under the sun
• Times Square (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• Turn over a new leaf
• Under new management
• Use matches sparingly (Swan Vesta matches advertising slogan)
• We Are the World (USA for Africa song)
• What's New Pussycat? (Peter Sellers movie)
• What's new?
• Whole new ball game
• Won't make a pom tiddly (Swan Light advertising slogan)
• You can't teach an old dog new tricks
• You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world (WINS Radio, New York advertising slogan)