Sentence examples for as a relative newcomer from inspiring English sources

She will be the first woman to curate the exhibition, and, as a relative newcomer.

But as a relative newcomer, I'll have to settle for gratitude.

As a relative newcomer, Jefferies appears to be struggling with volatility.

He dismissed Mr. Powell as a relative newcomer who is little known to most residents of the district.

After initial friendship, Hazzard had begun to find the woman's attentions excessive but, as a relative newcomer, had said nothing.

It may seem strange that as a relative newcomer to the European Union, Poland should be so important to Russia.

He is serious: unlike his father Ron, a crotchety libertarian who ran mostly to make a point, he believes he can win not just the Republican nomination, but the election itself.Mr Paul is, as he claims, a relative newcomer to Washington.

Otherwise, my test car's interior, with its black and cream leather upholstery, was attractive, roomy and comfortable, though it was not as refined as the Camry, the Accord or a relative newcomer, the Mazda 6.

That rigor is achieved by Mr. Doyle in conjunction with a cast that couples London musical veterans like Nicola Hughes ("Fosse," "Chicago"), here cast as the nurturing Shug, with a relative newcomer in Cynthia Erivo as the abject if eventually triumphant Celie, played by Whoopi Goldberg in the film adaptation.

Katharina, a relative newcomer as a director, presented her first Bayreuth production last year, an iconoclastic setting of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg".

Its batteries will be kept topped up by solar panels.Nozomi, as befits the product of a relative newcomer to space exploration, is a more modest affair.