Sentence examples for newfound colleagues from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rose's approach was not embraced by his newfound colleagues.
They operate on an annual budget of €5m – not bad for a Bulgarian club, but not a patch on some of their newfound Champions League colleagues.
And I have a newfound superpower of connecting with people - colleagues, clients, you name it - thanks to this fundamental thing many people do, called having children.
The difference, as my colleague Geoff MacDonald noted, is her newfound mental toughness.
His chief use of his position was to enjoy his newfound importance and the convivial companionship of his colleagues, admirals Sir William Batten and Sir William Penn.
Oddly enough, when I would run into academic colleagues and tell them about my newfound career, they almost all, to my amazement, expressed jealousy.
Blair's newfound support for marijuana legalization is at odds with his former colleagues at the Canadian Associations of Chiefs of Police (CACP), of which he was president before he retired.
They are also a way to handle the newfound anxiety over living in the present moment, knowing that our friends and colleagues may be doing something more interesting at just that very moment, and that we will see those experiences documented later on social media.
For all my 1L colleagues at William and Mary who wish to express their gratitude for their newfound salvation from the soul-crushing tyranny that is journal, you can send me your thank-yous, in the form of cash, candy, or baked goods.
According to Ms. Marks, her office colleagues constantly ask for relationship advice and want her to conduct a seminar based on her newfound knowledge.
