Sentence examples for much newbie from inspiring English sources

The first meeting of Sadiq Khan's new Transport for London (TfL) board took place on Thursday, characterised by much newbie enthusiasm, an upbeat vibe and a few jokes from the Mayor in the Chair, determined to set a new tone to match the new approach he requires.

"At Vancouver I was very much the newbie and it [the track] didn't scare me because I was naive but this one scares me," she said.

Wetpaint has a much more newbie-friendly user interface than Wikia, and is targeting a different audience.

It's pretty much guaranteed that a newbie will lose all their valuables to Top Dog, like Yvonne from Bad Girls.

"Councils are looking for fresh blood, a new perspective on things and it's rewarding how much they value a newbie's opinion".

I didn't actually like the dress that much," she says, her newbie-naivety trickling through – fashion people are never disloyal, at least not publicly.

I imagine my tiny woman with the plank of wood would be pretty jealous of the newbie, given how much better Angela is at everything she was meant to be good at.

In the bowels of a detention center, former agitators are put to use; an old hand explains their jobs to a newbie: Lana doesn't say much but she's got some real talent.

So, other lesbians can sometimes be wary of dating you if you are a newbie since you don't have much dating experience and you are brand new to being out.

Record all tips and info in case you get a newbie who needs to learn as much as possible.

I see now that as a newbie screenwriter I was focusing rather too much on the dialogue as the one aspect of the script that I'd bet most cinemagoers think of as constituting the whole script.