Sentence examples for * somebody new from inspiring English sources

They wanted somebody new to come in.

"She's not somebody new; she's familiar.

"It's nice to play somebody new," said karne Shelton, North Carolina's coach.

Then somebody new, a misfit, turns up, or the hero stumbles on an incongruity.

In this slot you will see somebody new: the wise and wonderful Victoria Summerley.

It didn't mean you mightn't meet somebody new and let the script go all to hell.

"They were cheering every time we picked up somebody new," she said.

But if somebody new came on the board, he wouldn't recognise that.

"If you see somebody new, give them a high-five," Mr. Johnson urged throughout the workout.

There is still a military attitude – if somebody new comes in, you try to make them feel at home.

"Frankly, whenever you bring in somebody new, you don't know if they can carry the whole game," he said.