Sentence examples for to beginner from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is just starting at something, or has only recently started.
- I'm pretty new at learning Japanese, I'm just a beginner.
He teaches about 25 private students, from advanced jazz players to beginner classical pianists.
"I went from advanced to beginner and intermediate," Mr. Dean said.
There, students can gain access to beginner courses in French, Spanish and German as well as courses in history, philosophy and astronomy — all free.
A recent survey by the American Lawyer found that 47% of large firms had seen clients refuse to have hours billed to beginner lawyers.American Express, GE, Sony, Yahoo! and Netflix have all started using Pangea3 for basic legal tasks.
To get other children in Suffolk County involved in the game, Mr. Leibowitz helped the boys turn the Great Knights into a not-for-profit corporation, and enlisted Mr. Sagalchik to teach chess to beginner, intermediate and advanced players.
A child's height and weight may be taken into consideration at auditions, but they alone do not determine admission to beginner programs, according to the school's response to Ms. Keefer's complaint, which described Fredrika's measurements -- 49 inches tall and 64 pounds -- as within the range of girls admitted to Level One in June.
Open to all (beginner to advanced), year round (though in May-July, temperatures can reach 45C).
This could appeal to beginners.
That honor went to "Beginners" and "The Tree of Life".
The ski school offers $5 and $10 lessons to beginners.
It makes everyone a better skier, racers to beginners".
