The phrase "newbie in" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
You would use the phrase "newbie to" instead. For example, "I'm a newbie to computer programming."
But all it accomplished was exposing baseball as a newbie in the fight against performance-enhancing drugs.
So he turned to the newbie in the No. 23 jersey, the 6-foot freshman forward Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis.
Jesse Eisenberg is the east coast newbie in Tinseltown, hired by his movie-mogul uncle Steve Carell.
It's been five years since I left "SNL" so I still feel like I'm more of the newbie in the narrative sitcom world.
I first met the 5ft 9in former model 17 years ago when she was a newbie in Hollywood, promoting her first big-budget movie, Mighty Joe Young.
And I agree but Sugg was a newbie in the writing game and a long publicised fact was that writing was her dream?
Begun in mid-2002, Ratesg Rates has amassed a respectable (for a newbie) $650 million in assets, despite a not cheap 1.42% in expenses and an uninspiring 7.26% year-to-date loss amid continuing low yields.
A fan of the subgenre, she praises the anime it for its surreal humour, and for being "anime newbie friendly" in that its jokes work on multiple levels.
After asking if it was my first time there, my instant reaction was to say no – I didn't want to look like a newbie loser in front of all my new potential virtual German pals.
Beach erosion, tidal waves, hurricanes and monsoons can quickly leave newbie beachcombers marooned in a bad situation in a country they dont know much about.
"I'm getting the same opportunities as other correspondents -- I'm sort of the newbie -- so in that respect I'm happy".
