Sentence examples for novelty on from inspiring English sources

The striking thing about the poster was paradoxical: it was a novelty on the one hand, and a harking back on the other.

Municipal park districts are fairly common in the United States but a novelty on Long Island, where there are a handful of such entities, including one in Great Neck.

This rare sighting of "Rhinoceros," one of Ionesco's most famous works but still a comparative novelty on major American stages, comes courtesy of the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris and the director Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota.

Now it's a novelty on its own block.

Insects are even a novelty on the UK food scene.

By anyone's standards, a novelty: on primetime ITV1, a miracle.

– and far from a novelty on the big screen.

Despite its novelty on the market, the underlying concept of the H1 is not new.

So why waste the thrill of novelty on the theatrical release?

But, as it transpires, I am something of a novelty on this flight.

A mariachi school is a novelty on the East Coast but hardly surprising.