Sentence examples for of someone new from inspiring English sources

Stop to chat in the shop, wave at a neighbour, learn the name of someone new.

The life expectancy of someone new to his job is ten weeks.

They just filed for a quickie divorce, allowing Di María to fall into the arms of someone new.

While Ms. Bernstein was falling quickly for Mr. Murphy, her daughter, Anna, then 7, was initially cold to the idea of someone new in her mother's life.

Stripping can actually be more nerve-wracking than porn, because you're always going out in front of someone new, and there can be thousands of people there.

The largely untrained staff undermines what the new Fortunoff could be — i.e., more like Tiffany, less like Macy's — in the mind of someone new to it.

It is an easy way of saying hi to someone new and also the quickest way of grabbing his/her attention.

"I pondered my sister's suggestion that I try to be more outgoing with my camera, and that I think of it as, perhaps, a way of meeting someone new," McElwee says near the beginning of "Sherman's March".

"By purposefully limiting your connection to friends and friends of friends only," the founders explain on the Web site, "you get the best of both worlds: the reliability of friends, and the excitement of meeting someone new".

At some point in time, however, I found myself missing the social activities I had once shared with my husband, and the possibility of meeting someone new and being part of a couple again seemed appealing.

Yet, they are excited about the potential of meeting someone new and feeling those feelings of giddy love, lust, and being adored: the things they've been missing for so long.