Sentence examples for newbie like from inspiring English sources

Even for a newbie like me it smelled familiar, a part of the Oscar narrative that is as reliable as the last-minute scramble for gowns.

That made it harder to act totally natural, at least for a newbie like me.

I met the team at Disrupt in San Francisco and found the platform to be well-built and definitely exciting for a newbie like me.

That's to say this slice of Vegas is quieter, or less VEGAS, BABY, than some parts of town and therefore maybe the best place for a relative gambling newbie like me to watch the never-ending festivities for an entire day and night.

That's to say this slice of Vegas is quieter or less VEGAS, BABY than some parts of town, and therefore maybe the best place for a relative gambling newbie like me to watch the never-ending festivities for an entire day and night.

Filthy, I have learned, has the patience of a saint.He has waited implacably while I made common navigational newbie mistakes, like tumbling off cliffs and flying into treetops or disappearing, for long stretches of time, under the surface of the sea.

Your personal 'secret recipe' for fried chicken is a pretty serious business in the South, and a newbie outsider like me could be forgiven for believing that all those family reunions, church picnics, barbecues and tailgate parties were just a front for a bitterly fought and endless competition to produce better and better fried chicken.

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

Nothing says newbie blogger like a word document.

Being a Twitter newbie is like arriving for dinner at a restaurant that's received rave reviews -- only instead of being offered a menu, diners must make a dish themselves and select all the ingredients, down to the spices and herbs.

Rachel has noticed a "newbie" mum she likes the look of, Melissa, who is tall and dark and "a study in elegance from her clean, swinging bob to her pretty ballerina pumps".