Sentence examples for mix of newcomers from inspiring English sources

They enjoy the sense of community in the building, a mix of newcomers and old hands.

Still, the selections for this annual festival are short and audience-friendly, and the participants are a good mix of newcomers and familiar faces trying new things.

They should be treated with respect.' " The current 76-member orchestra is a mix of newcomers and veterans, some of whom well remember the bad times.

It can easily outspend Quibi and Snap in financing and marketing original shows by a mix of newcomers and Hollywood icons.

Kovács also says to expect "brilliant stuff" coming soon from a mix of newcomers and usual suspects on Studio Barnhus, speaking of Baba Stiltz in particular with an admiration that approaches awe: "He's just getting started; he is going to blow people's minds pretty soon".

The musical has played in Sydney, London, Toronto and elsewhere, with roughly the same number of musicians; its Broadway producers are a mix of Australian newcomers and New York theater veterans.

The 23-member repertory company is a mix of veterans and newcomers, with only six members of the Actors Equityy professional union, according to the festival playbill.

She has boosted the spirits of the American fashion industry with her unconventional mix of avant-garde newcomers and off-the-rack Talbots, and claimed a Council of Fashion Designers of America style-icon award along the way.

PAUL O'DETTE The Music Before 1800 series, which typically offers a well-balanced mix of favorites and newcomers, opens its season with a recital by the imaginative and dexterous lutenist Paul O'Dette.

It's a mix of veterans and newcomers, investors and entrepreneurs, and of course East and West.

The village is peopled by a mix of locals and relative newcomers.