Sentence examples for so novelty from inspiring English sources

A half-dozen or so novelty drinks (for example, Bee's Knees: gin, honey and lemon, for $9).

And if you are, the selection of 13 wines served by the glass or bottle, 24 beers and half-dozen or so novelty drinks will ensure that your good mood continues.

So, novelty is curiously most valuable when it has been thoroughly rendered as Standard and this is unavoidably a long arduous process.

So the novelty of wielding their paper friend isn't wearing thin yet?

"We've seen them more often, so the novelty's worn off a little".

Perhaps galvanized by so much novelty, the crowd that poured in at the private viewing on Thursday night responded enthusiastically.

If Americans are to be inspired any time soon to extract their wallets in earnest, what will move them to do so is novelty and real design.

Since 2000, he has run the Sri Chinmoy thirteen times, so the novelty of finishing the world's longest race has surely worn off.

Not so the novelty piece on this program: "Fantasie Concertante for Piano and Orchestra," a transcription by Andy Stein of Schubert's Fantasie in F minor for four-hand piano, which received its premiere.

Our competitors Headspace and Calm for instance only have one teacher each, so the novelty can wear off very quickly".

So, the novelty and usefulness of (9) in terms of solving nonlinear equations is not of main interest here and the importance is focused on providing a novel and useful scheme for finding the unitary polar factor.