Sentence examples for something novel for from inspiring English sources

It was his first visit to his parents' summer compound since his election, and it meant something novel for this oceanfront resort town.

Instead, "By focusing on varied, dynamic content and simply by virtue of this being our inaugural event, we're providing something novel for the travel consumer".

Conducting Beethoven may be something novel for Bell, but his new position isn't as much of a stretch as might first seem.

Curating a short list of drinks, instead of casting around for something novel to mix with that gin, allows you to serve drinks that will please even your most discerning guests, and to be a more nimble host.

I've heard some suggestions that our extreme fascination with Google Glass is more a symptom of desperation for some kind of genuine gadget innovation than anything to do with the product's merits, and a new gadget from Sony (via The Verge) has me wondering whether or not other companies are flailing about for something novel.

Every time I tried something novel, I got an idea for another way to use quinoa.

Credit to Treyarch, the developers of the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops, for doing something novel.

Carlsen, for his part, has produced something novel, a mind games innovation.

If you develop something novel that catches a spark you'll have the world gunning for you over night.

Instead, for the final landing step, they came up with something novel that they called the sky crane maneuver.

Learn something that requires sustained effort; do something novel.