Sentence examples for tried something novel from inspiring English sources
Every time I tried something novel, I got an idea for another way to use quinoa.
Now, though, Santa Monica College is about to try something novel.
This season, we can and should instead celebrate by trying something novel and actually looking our best, and – more importantly – acting our best.
But when it became clear on Thursday night that Mr. Lieberman would not go after him personally, and that the moderator, Bernard Shaw of CNN, would give him ample opportunity to outline his policy differences with the Democrats, Mr. Cheney decided to try something novel: sticking to the issues and answering the questions.
To find out what your customers and prospects want and like, try something novel, like asking them.
If you want to improve your relationship, try something novel with your partner.
"And her laid-back style with all the pauses and ramblings tries something novel for talk television, which is she lets the guests speak.
Alabama tried something new.
They tried something new.
Having flexible working styles means you're going to have to try something new, develop a novel process or use an unfamiliar management system and for many, that risk isn't worth taking.
In the years that followed, and in a manner that must have worried publishers and agents, she seemed to want to try something new with each succeeding novel.
