Sentence examples for a newbie try from inspiring English sources

If you're a newbie, try melting tin because it has a fairly low melting point.

If you're a newbie, try to play on as many different maps as possible to learn their styles and hidden secrets.

Harris, who was then still a newbie, tried to keep his composure when dealing with Murphy's manager, asking for $1,500 for his client.

On the final hole, he was dead in the bunker, just an unheralded newbie, trying to get up and down for a nice paycheck and out of the way to make room for the upcoming playoff.

"I really wasn't expecting any of this, just coming in as a newbie, just trying to do the best I can," Jackson said.

The newbie tries to impress the group/team by acting like a smart-Alec in front of the TL or the Boss or the Professor.

And being a newbie, I always tried to answer.

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She is a sled-hockey devotee who has gone from a newbie to a player who is considering trying out for the United States women's sled-hockey team.

The balance in laboratory science is delicate, and nobody wants you--a newbie--showing them up.

Usually a wolf clad in sheepskin and trying to generate interest in a stock, as in "Hey, I'm a newbie to this board and this stock looks really promising.