Sentence examples for novice high from inspiring English sources

As a novice high school ecology teacher in Plainview in the early 70's, Mr. Levine dreamed of a political career and convinced voters in Bethpage area to send him to Albany in 1972.

While a typical $10 bag can get a novice high two or three times, the police say the varying degree of purity -- which can be as high as 90percentt -- can catch a user by surprise and lead to an overdose.

What could be more natural than that Tony Blair, a novice to high office, should do the same for John Prescott, his own defeated rival and New Labour's ambassador to the northern working class, when he moved into Downing Street in 1997.

Figure  5 (novice) depicts higher variability and dispersion of the scatter.

The standard deviation of PM scores for novices was high, mainly due to a single outlier with a negative score as seen in Figure 2. A negative score can occur when the operator severely damages the patient, e.g. by fracturing more bone.

We see that for novices, the higher the score in the quiz, the lesser is the probability of generating a low difficulty question.

It should be noted that the values for novices are higher than for advanced students for all metrics reported in Tables 7 and 8. Similar to Kasarskis et al. (2001), we found that advanced students have shorter fixation durations on average.

Why was a novice climbing so high?

There are significant benefits to this method, but the risk of injury in novice athletes is high.

Admission to the sangha involves two distinct acts: pabbajja (lower ordination), which consists of renunciation of secular life and acceptance of monastic life as a novice, and upasampada (higher ordination), official consecration as a monk.

Young novice drivers face higher premiums for insurance, which can easily run into several thousands pounds.