1.   But there is a new grammar book and it is delightful.

2.   His work is both a critique of mass-culture technologies and an attempt to go beyond them by fabricating a new visual grammar.

3.   Inventing new grammars and vocabularies to couch them in is the rest.

4.   Schoenberg, for example, brought to music a new alphabet, Stravinsky a new grammar.

5.   The new grammar test on the PSAT, she said, was a breeze.

6.   This new grammar is easy once you get the hang of it.

7.   Wong thinks with a camera and with each film he seems to be inventing a new grammar for the medium.

8.   Among the more prominent opposing the new grammar are German authors Guenter Grass and Siegfried Lenz.

9.   But a day later, a Weimar court decided that no harm was done to students by teaching the new grammar.

10.   But many parents and others are against the new grammar, saying it will confuse their children because it only exists in schools.