Sentence examples for novelty going from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, City Winery has novelty going for it.

Sterne's difficulty in keeping the novelty going throughout the nine volumes and eight years of the novel's publication between 1759 and 1767 suggests that Johnson had a point.

Lincoln Center had novelty going for it, and optimism, and these qualities were more highly prized in architecture in the 1960's than they are today.

She was now the highest-paid woman in America, but Fox still treated her as a novelty, going so far as to publicise the fact that during her early days with the studio she earned 50 cents for every new English word she learned while filming.

The grand prize for novelty goes to Gabrielle Ammann.

So, too, barbarism and savagery, already tired of the novelty, went about their mighty business, and save for a howling dog here and there, the beast world left the star unheeded.

The novelty went beyond price: Free allows free phone calls to over 100 countries and does not lock users into long-term contracts by throwing in subsidised handsets that take ages to amortise.In two and a half years, Free has picked up 13% of the mobile market.

From tulip bulbs to 1929 through to Asian contagion and the dot-com boom, the bubble crash cycle can be traced back to novelty gone bad.

Experimentation and novelty go pretty well together.

I'd prefer to focus on some of the delightful surprises in Skygirls chatty love paean to stewardesses; Whether you believe the glamor is gone may depend on just how miserable you were on your last trip by air, but there's an argument to be made for the idea that glamor and novelty go hand in hand.

As promo novelties go, it makes a change from T-shirts and tote bags, and it relates more precisely to the advertised film than is usually the case.