(1) I'm a relative newcomer to the retail business.

(2) They were joined by a newcomer who came striding across a field.

(3) The newcomer is not used to the heavy traffic in big cities.

(4) He must be a newcomer to town and he obviously didn't understand our local customs.

(5) The newcomer was greeted with an avalanche of publicity.

(6) A newcomer has appeared on the fashion scene.

(7) He couldn't take his eyes off the beautiful newcomer.

(8) The newcomer on the radio scene is a commercial station devoted to classical music.

(9) Being beaten by a newcomer has really taken the wind out of his sails.

(10) He was voted the most promising newcomer for his part in the movie.

(11) The film's director is a newcomer to the Hollywood scene.

(12) The company is a comparative newcomer to the software market .

(13) He chose as his successor a relative newcomer to the organization.

(14) We were each paired with a newcomer to help with training.

(15) The most glamorous newcomer to the Volkswagen Golf range is the revamped GTi 16 valve.

(16) She was a newcomer to the village.

(17) Instantly the newcomer smashed an elbow into his mouth.

(18) Also elected was council newcomer Mike Rowlinson.

(19) I was fifty and a comparative newcomer to computers.

(20) Robert K.. Dornan by political newcomer Loretta Sanchez.

(21) Conjectures about the newcomer were many and various.

(22) A relative newcomer to Wallingford(), starting seven years ago.

(23) Zabriskie is a political newcomer with impressive qualifications.

(24) He was clutching the award he had just won for Best Newcomer, surrounded by fans and well-wishers.

(25) She was at pains to point out that she was no newcomer to the area.

(26) Despite fine acting by several well-known stars it was a young newcomer who stole the show.

(27) Some of the old guard were resentful that a newcomer had been appointed to the post.

(28) "Sergeant, I should like a word with you," said the newcomer, in a pleasantly-inflected baritone.

(29) Wilson steadied the team at the back and was supported well by Lawrence and the other newcomer, Bain.

(30) Meanwhile, those same gossipers will have found yet some other newcomer about whom to enthuse.

(1) I'm a relative newcomer to the retail business.

(2) They were joined by a newcomer who came striding across a field.

(3) The newcomer is not used to the heavy traffic in big cities.

(4) He must be a newcomer to town and he obviously didn't understand our local customs.

(5) Being beaten by a newcomer has really taken the wind out of his sails.

(31) He is not interested in them sexually, so there is no direct confrontation between him and the newcomer.

(32) The experimenters there for the most part snubbed the newcomer.

(33) But Souness has firmly kicked into touch suggestions that Wright will be sacrificed to make way for any newcomer.

(34) It also runs courses available to the staff of all member agencies from the newcomer to senior personnel.

(35) The Customs officer closed the door softly, almost reverently, leaving her and the newcomer alone.

(36) As a newcomer to a job and organisation, you may find yourself groping around to discover how status operates.

(37) Written and directed by newcomer David Beaird, this is your chance to discover an emerging talent.

(38) Medium-sized local radio stations in cities could find themselves competing for revenue with the newcomer, it added.

(39) It was a newcomer, almost a parvenu, the creation of refugees and pirates.

(40) Although she's a newcomer to the sport, she's already very successful.

(41) Blundell has filled the vacancy which had been earmarked for first-choice newcomer Damon Hill.

(42) When the newcomer was passed as harmless, they relaxed and turned back to their drinks.

(43) Either way, they do not need to tyrannize the literate newcomer.

(44) The newcomer trades his forbearance of the existing young against the collaboration of the old male in retaining the harem.

(45) Perhaps you are ignoring your existing pet, and giving preferential treatment to the newcomer?

(45) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(46) The chaprassi spotted the newcomer and stood up, blocking the way to the offices within.

(47) A newcomer disputed with the trustie in his first moments inside the hut.

(48) So, in the short term I see little hope for the newcomer or success for the organic smallholder.

(49) Starring newcomer Johnny Depp, it was about four young cops who battled high school crime.

(50) Meanwhile, unless his senses were awry from fear and pain, a newcomer had arrived on the scene.

(51) Stratford, Muldoon and Chandler, ably assisted by newcomer Napier, held command in midfield.

(52) When you are a newcomer to a group take a friend you know well along with you.

(53) The replacement by a newcomer of the male harem owner in the gelada is not accompanied by his expulsion.

(54) Another was a newcomer to our church and to our city, doing an Edinburgh house-to-house collection for the first time.

(55) So the newcomer need not be totally submerged at first contact with CAD systems suppliers.

(56) The newcomer is one election at the annual general meeting of members in the Mourneview Park social club tomorrow night.

(57) If you're a newcomer to the Net, the technical support on offer will probably be important to you.

(58) But having lived in a Louisiana prison for five years, he is a relative newcomer.

(59) Bennett called her chicken, said she was afraid to race the newcomer.

(60) A relative newcomer to the news control booth is the remote coordinator.

(61) The newcomer was about her own age, on the plump side of curvaceous, chestnut-haired and pretty.

(62) Kennedy, the other newcomer, remains silent, his blank, hooded eyes seeming quietly amused by something.

(63) The newcomer mates as soon as females are in oestrus.

(64) Lori Holt Pfeiler, who won re-election, and fellow newcomer June Rady, came in first and third respectively.

(65) It will then be so interested in setting up new territories that it will hardly notice the newcomer.

(66) If a candidate is a newcomer, this might be done by holding an informal interview.

(67) It includes basic information for the newcomer either as a solo performer or as a team flyer.

(68) The fishing and fish-processing industry in North Shields is a comparative newcomer.

(69) The chapter on comparison of depth profiling methods is likely to be particularly beneficial to the newcomer.

(70) It is as though the panel has developed a blind spot which does not admit the possibility that the newcomer might win.

(71) Anybody else, including newcomer Wil Cordero, must fight it out in spring training just to be his backup.

(72) The lack of social contact between the predominantly local working class and the predominantly newcomer middle class can be particularly marked.

(73) The neighbor or newcomer of a different faith or way has always represented a threat or an opportunity to those already here.

(74) What is not readily appreciated by the newcomer is the stagger of the line lengths.

(75) The older boy gave the newcomer some brotherly advice.

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(76) The newcomer is very strange in his manner.

(77) She's a newcomer to chemistry.

(78) But the leap second is a newcomer.

(79) Every newcomer must start from a monotonous routine work.

(80) I'm a newcomer and no good at flattery.

(81) The newcomer rubbed his hands with glee.

(82) Ashton nominated John as the most promising newcomer.

(83) He knew straight off that I was a newcomer.

(84) He gave the newcomer the works.

(85) This plebe required three tries to draw blood from the medical corpsman who tends each newcomer. That fact left several senior members laughing riotously.

(86) A shop girl was the destiny prefigured for the newcomer.

(87) Underwood also was with a special trophy for the "triple crown" of ACM wins – entertainer of the year, top female vocalist and top newcomer.

(88) A newcomer to the list this year, former Marie Claire editor Lesley Jane Seymour has led More –a magazine for women in their40s and 50s –since January 2008.

(89) Jean Valjean, who had re-loaded his gun, took aim at the newcomer and sent the officer's casque to join the soldier's.

(90) For a newcomer, a so-called greenhorn, there is nothing he can do, especially since the workmen are mostly Irish and one must speak English well in order to keep a tight rein on them.

(91) In order to help the newcomer Jade, Jiro from Fahrenheit took a day off for the MV. Just to prepare the shooting for the MV with the entire group.

(92) The coach spent the whole morning putting the newcomer through his paces.

(93) That newcomer, brown streak, is now ravaging cassava crops in a great swath around Lake Victoria, threatening millions of East Africans who grow the tuber as their staple food.

(94) "Jean, if monsieur pleases, " replied the newcomer, "Jean Passepartout, a surname which has clung to me because I have a natural aptness for going out of one business into another.

(95) This star is the youngest newcomer to this part of the Large Magellanic Cloud.

(96) The company's latest newcomer is a 4 x 4 estate with a 2.2 litre petrol engine.

(97) When she returned a newcomer was in the Vance flat.

(98) The old tramp taught the newcomer how to make himself comfortable on a park bench.

(99) The invention adds a newcomer for synthesizing high-performance polyisoprene by catalysis of rare earth catalyst in the prior art.

(100) He was squaring off against Ben Cooke, a newcomer to Star Wars.

(101) Now a newcomer has entered the game and the result is catastrophically interesting.

(102) The newcomer tried to make herself as inconspicuous as possible , ie tried to avoid attention.

(103) There were also fine efforts from Moloko, PJ Harvey and newcomer Kelis.

(104) Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, a talented newcomer, Ms. Miley Cyrus.

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(106) He was nominated for a 2002 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer of 2001 for his performance in The Servant at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.

(107) "Psychiatric populations may or may not be more susceptibleto the neuropsychiatric effects of the [smoking-cessation] drugs, but we do not have the answer now, " said Newcomer.

(108) When I was a newcomer to HTML many years ago, I remember experiencing a certain amount of bemusement at the textual structural elements in the language.

(109) This time around , newcomer Daniel Craig plays James Bond.

(110) James Corden held the night together, and Lana Del Rey, who won best international newcomer, is a beguiling new star.

(111) On one side of the battle is organic farmer Frank Morton, a relative newcomer to the Willamette Valley's farming community.

(112) Law returned to the stage in 1993, receiving high acclaim and an "outstanding Newcomer" nomination for his role in Pygmalion.

(113) The aim of this diagnoses system is that guides the veterinary surgeon newcomer to get the correct results which can upon to above 90%, and has better reality application value.

(114) At Newcomer Funeral Homes, a discount outlet based in Topeka, Kans. (where a casketed funeral costs just $4, 000), business was up 10 percent in 2008.

(115) The newcomer did no more than smile shamefacedly, but it was sufficient.

(116) " That's right, " returned the newcomer, a gentleman of about forty - five.

(117) B : Have you met my teammate David, a newcomer in our team?

(118) In business circles he is still a weak newcomer who needs more practice.

(119) We never seemed to get away from dust in New Mexico, so I appreciate the story of a newcomer to the Land of Enchantment who learned about dusty breezes.

(120) Although I am a newcomer of the company, I don't want to act like a servitor , I always want to be the leader or mainstay of a team.