Sentence examples for certainly new to from inspiring English sources

(It was certainly new to me).

Perdue is certainly new to the game.

"I'm certainly new to this offense as well, so I'm not afraid to ask questions myself," Manning said.

Nothing new to Wiggins and his team perhaps, but certainly new to the outside world, which had taken at face value his apparent support in his 2012 autobiography, My Time, for a no-needle policy and his statement that he had received injections only for the purpose of vaccination and rehydration.

The second book is not new at all, but is certainly new to us.

They are people who are largely new to activism and "certainly new to bystander intervention," she said.

The involvement of other cell types reveals certainly new perspectives to better understand this disease.

The news that the game is physically damaging is certainly not new to anyone who's been keeping even half an eye open.

Sequels are certainly not new to book publishing.

"This whole idea of convenience is certainly not new to us," said David Flaherty, a spokesman.

• To the Editor: Students' not eating a healthy lunch is certainly not new to our nation's high achievers.