Sentence examples for novice agent from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago, Chapman fired Mejia, a novice agent, and hired the much more experienced Alan and Randy Hendricks.

Perhaps the split focus had simply outlasted its usefulness as Annie went from a novice agent to a more seasoned professional.

Moore telling a novice female agent "I'm sure we'll be able to lick you into shape" is an obvious contender, yet there is something even sadder about Timothy Dalton's efforts to invest 007 with an appreciable depth of emotion.

Murder with manners arches over THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991), Jonathan Demme's mesmerizing version of Thomas Harris's best-selling novel about the symbiotic relationship between a novice F.B.I. agent (Jodie Foster) and a brilliant, suavely manipulative, cannibalistic inmate (Anthony Hopkins), who can help her find a serial killer.

She's now a novice real estate agent, and he connives to help her make a deal for the purchase of his own company's new quarters.

He has some advice for his Russian counterpart, Vladimir V. Putin, a comparative political novice and former K.G.B. agent: deal with former Soviet republics as equals, not as client states with interests and policies subservient to those of Moscow.

For novice writers, hiring an agent or agency is the best thing you can do.

The Dominican Republic does not license its agents, and novice buyers may sometimes be pressed to pay unwarranted "commissions," so buyers are strongly advised to educate themselves about the market, Mr. Parekh said.

Distributed by VICE Films, the "lost footage" mockumentary follows a group of novice filmmakers-turned-CIA agents tasked to fake the moon landing in 1969.

Hence, the purpose of this paper is to investigate the designing of environments to assist novice programmers in computational problem solving using multi-agent technology and to develop a new visualization conceptual model.

He has the air of being a cross between a hearty country estate agent and an eager but slightly clumsy novice Conservative candidate.