Sentence examples for promising novice from inspiring English sources
He was a promising novice for Henry de Bromhead two seasons ago, and he progressed nicely last term for Harrington.
His trainer, Jonjo O'Neill, has been going well and sends a promising novice to Kempton in Cloudy Copper.
That argues for a mature politician, such as David Miliband or Mr Balls, rather than a promising novice.Then too, the coalition has provided Labour's new leader with a valuable luxury.
The system not only rewarded proven talents; it also let promising novices secure advances against future earnings, affording them the time to learn their craft gradually, until they too had a hit and could begin nurturing the next generation of talent.
Harry Topper was among the more promising novices of last season until an anticlimactic spring, when he unseated Jason Maguire at Kelso and was brought down at Punchestown.
iPhone UK-based Olive Magazine has launched a new iPad app promising to help even novice chefs whip up a tasty Italian meal in their kitchens.
And in Boston, principals cannot rehire promising first-year teachers if senior instructors want the novices' jobs.
