New South

noun

1. See New South Wales
   informal.
   See New South Wales

Example Sentences

Iggy Azalea was born Amethyst Amelia Kelly in New South Wales.

From The Daily Beast

The traumatic past continues to play tricks on the new South.

From The Daily Beast

This is an old-fashioned street fight in a state where the Tea Party, evangelicals, and the New South all intersect.

From The Daily Beast

The “new South” states are Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia.

From The Daily Beast

"Charlotte has a good story to tell: an innovative economy and engine of the New South," says Woodhouse.

From The Daily Beast

The city had been stirred by the spirit of the new South, but the charm of the old was distinct everywhere.

From Project Gutenberg

The evils of this system were recognised, and it was decided to send criminals sentenced to transportation to New South Wales.

From Project Gutenberg

Such was the unworthy beginning of the present magnificent colony of New South Wales.

From Project Gutenberg

They were sent to New South Wales to be punished: such was his theory.

From Project Gutenberg

“From New South Wales,” said the man, looking me full in the face.

From Project Gutenberg