Sentence examples for novice of from inspiring English sources
Fifth, Thiam is probably not the banking novice of caricature.
In 1837 she became a novice of the order, and in 1839 she became Sister Louise.
Ms. Hyland is ranked 11th on the Novice of the Year listing.
As a young novice of the Sisters of Penance, Catherine had nursed a woman with breast cancer.
This makes it beautifully flat – and therefore incredibly easy to tackle, even for the most novice of cyclists.
The Minotaur was a novice of arc and swell and dip, a new-minted connoisseur of smooth and tender and sway.
Who thought that Japan, those game novices of rugby, would beat mighty South Africa?
Novices of all ages clung to the boards for support -- or, with the occasional thud, used them as brakes.
Within the orders were priests in charge of ceremonies, of the education of novices, of astrology, and of the temple lands.
Friday's honor is the highlight of the brief existence of the C.O.H.L., a unisex adult hockey league that caters to players and novices of all skill levels.
They talked about the ins and outs of making pizza and, more important, teaching children, or novices of any age, how to cook.
