The phrase "as a new kid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is new to a particular environment, such as a school, workplace, or social group.
Example: "As a new kid in the school, I felt nervous about making friends and fitting in."
Alternatives: "as a newcomer" or "as a fresh face".
He was sixty now, but as poor and hungry as a new kid in town: according to Diane Jacobs, he would deliberately choose bars where you got free dips and crackers with your drink.
There are also two unexpected characters — the dead, it turns out, don't stay dead — as well as a new kid on the block, a bully named Boris Zachary T. Hankss) who comes by the estate to make sure everyone is on board the Communist bandwagon.
As far as solvers are concerned, I had somewhat feared a hostile reception as a "new kid on the block", but I have been pleasantly surprised by the relative warmth and grace of the welcome, and for that I am grateful.
Nine months earlier Swansea City had arrived in Manchester as Premier League new boys as apprehensive as a new kid starting his first day at school.
Writer-director Davis rejiggers Lucas as a new kid on the block with generic looks and no beanie.
York is stuffed with cosy pubs, and I ate at old favourite The Maltings (01904 655387; maltings.co.uk), where the lasagne nearly killed me with cheese, as well as trying a new kid on the historic block, the Eagle & Child (01904 631 536; eagleandchildyork.co.uk), whose fish'n'chips are perfect for soaking up the local beers.
Ms. Lazo, who just graduated from Monument High School in South Boston as the salutatorian of her class, makes $67 a game and plans to work all the home games she can until school starts, as well as a New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys concert Saturday.
We share an editor and publisher, the redoubtable and excellent David Fickling, and there are some things I'd like to say to Lyn as she's a new kid on this particular block.
Odds are they'll love seeing a new kid as thrilled about psychology as you.
But as of today there's a new kid on the block: LogEntries, which has today announced a $1.1m round led by Polaris Venture Partners, RRE Ventures and Dublin firm Frontline Ventures and backed up by Enterprise Ireland.
