Sentence examples for To rookie from inspiring English sources
noun
An inexperienced recruit, especially in the police or armed forces.
She has regrets – chiefly with regards to Rookie: "I regret ever limiting Rookie or our readers or our definition of feminism to something closer to my own very specific experience".
Any errors will be attributed to rookie nerves.
Together, Dalton and Green are breaking the rules when it comes to rookie quarterback-receiver combos.
His seat in the Assembly chamber has been moved back a row, next to rookie legislators.
An intentional walk to rookie Howie Kendrick loaded the bases, and Adam Kennedy popped out.
Maciej Lampe speaks five languages, and they all translate to rookie.
Four days later the Bears invited him to rookie camp, but he failed to make the team.
However, Gould still offered some top tips to rookie gamblers hoping to make a quick buck on election night: 1.
For all that, there are problems with the book, though they speak more to the genre than to rookie mistakes.
He would not return, meaning that it was up to rookie third-string quarterback Jacoby Brissett to finish the game.
One of Rudd's jobs is to speak to rookie drivers before races, giving them advice on protocol and safety.
