Sentence examples for from novelty from inspiring English sources

Fear from novelty is compounded with the need to explore.

It's only a matter of time before the turkeys complete the circuit from novelty to nuisance.

This is what elevates the book from novelty gift to library staple.

"We're really moving from novelty to a new observational science," says MIT's David Shoemaker, spokesperson for the LIGO Scientific Collaboration.

(External forces can be anything from novelty magnets placed too close to the monitor to the natural magnetism of Earth).

Formed two years ago at a beach party, their ascent from novelty band to serious proposition has been relatively swift.

Often on drugs, wearing fetishes they believed made them impervious to bullets, and garbed in costumes ranging from novelty-store fright masks to wigs and women's bathrobes, these murderous adolescents raped, pillaged, and slaughtered at will.

Hyland followed his single with another Vance and Pockriss novelty, "Four Little Heels", but it only reached No 73 in the US, and Hyland wanted to move away from novelties.

A splendid gala studded with rare revivals from the 1940's, guest artists, a premiere with an emotional wallop by Doug Varone and promising excerpts from novelties to come opened the Limón Dance Company's season at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night.

From novelties and promotional giveaways to exquisite and even inordinately expensive designer ties, there is no shortage of neckwear available.

Appy's book is valuable to its readers in showing how Vietnam became the template for every American war since, from novelties like the invasion of Grenada to the seemingly never-ending conflicts post-9/11.