Sentence examples for do novel things from inspiring English sources

Of course, Zuck is right that Facebook does have a uniquely huge opportunity to do novel things at massive scale.

While it was a bit of a gimmick, it shows that it's still possible do novel things with the old medium of paper and envelopes.

Increasingly, however, physicists are exploiting those rules to create delicate quantum states of individual particles and to do novel things with them.

Workers in contrast do novel things altogether.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: As for time slowing as we age — probably the best idea to stop that from happening is to make sure that we are always doing novel things, always feeding our brains new memories.

Though her models yesterday looked hobbled in long cashmere skirts, duffel coats in cobalt blue with chocolate-brown ski pants (it was a chalet-inspired collection) looked lovely, and she did novel things with embroidery and feathered bits of chiffon, particularly matchsticks of jet beading on lilac silk.

Talking of small chains doing novel things in craft beer, the nearby coffee shop and cafe Boston Tea Party (190 Corporation Street), carries a seasonally varying amber ale from Bristol craft whizz-kids Wiper & True as well as a couple of Meantime and Bristol Beer Factory bottles.

This year's Nobel Prize in physics honors Serge Haroche and David Wineland for creating delicate quantum states of individual particles and doing novel things with them.

Similarly, one cannot expect to find happiness in a marriage relationship without spending quality time together, making eye contact (a fact know to increase bonding) and doing novel things together.

Yes, I've done novels, lots of other things, but in terms of narrative writing I had only really been working in the comics field, where you can more or less do what you want to your characters, because they don't exist, they're made out of paper.

Doing new and novel things promotes neurogenesis, the creation of new neurons in the brain.