Sentence examples for Most novelty from inspiring English sources

One in four Christmas jumpers bought last year was thrown away or is unlikely to be worn again, according to new research which reveals that most novelty sweaters will only ever be worn once.

You can get the badge (in a cool fake leather folder) at most novelty stores.

It is our new daily prayer ritual, checking in to review the ever-diminishing returns of the smallest, most novelty-oriented aspects of mushrooming technological possibilities.There are lessons in Ron Johnson's move from head of retail operations at Apple to the helm of J.C. Penney.

Still, Mr. Levine once said of his company's success: "Most novelties, if they last one season, it's a lot.

Despite the maker's "fullest confidence that the time is not far distant when they will be the leading Card in the American market," the deck, like most novelties in the card world, died a quiet death.

What I missed most was novelty in the programming.

Wit was implicit, and unexpected instruments were the most conspicuous novelty.

Follow Mariahilferstrasse north, turn right on to Okonomiegasse, then cross the Mur via the city's most striking novelty.

Released shortly after the first world war, it remains one of the most successful novelty records of all time.

It seems to thrive most through novelty rather than intimacy, through new flesh rather than old love.

Like most other novelty dahlias these apparently received little recognition by growers of the day and likely were rejected by the Metropolitan Dahlia Society dicta in 1832.