Sentence examples for newbie from from inspiring English sources

Madison, a fashion newbie from Chattanooga, Tenn., is developing a dress collection called Designs by Malyse, specializing in evening and bridal gowns.

Take this newbie from the BenRiach, a Speyside distillery that's lesser-known on these shores but has been around since 1898.

It's a sign of weakness, they argue, that a current statewide official, former governor and son of a governor, who's been on the state ballot 13 times can't manage 50% against a statewide newbie from San Francisco.

World Expeditions offers an off-the-peg 11-day equivalent for newbie trekkers from £990, which takes in the pretty villages of Landruk and Ghandruk.

The following are some basic tips I surmised for other newbie mountaineers from my experience.

The last six months alone have seen the publication of a half-dozen volumes of memoir and opinion by doctors at every stage of professional life, from newbie ("M.D.: A Four-Year Journey Through Medical School" by Shani Stoin-Ratzkemeritusmeritus ("Galileo's Gout: Science in an Age of Endarkenment" by Gerald Weissmann).

"Noob" is derived from "newbie" or "beginner," and is a common insult among online gamers.

Each time they opened a checking account, got a mortgage, or referred friends, they'd receive a status boost (for example move from newbie to financial wizard) and earn points that could be traded in for gift certificates.

It's a career track that can move you quickly from newbie to manager, reward you with weighty responsibility for important projects, and pay you more than what you would have earned if you had stayed at the bench.

Everyone from newbie's like me, to competitive athletes.

The $1 million pickup from newbie FilmDistrict has now grossed $27 million and could very well end up the most profitable film of the year.