Sentences with word «neophyte»

Many of them are shallow, making them ideal for neophytes who want to break into the sport.

The editorial also singles out the other political neophyte in the field, Sean Coffey, for praise, calling both newcomers «extraordinarily talented lawyers, which is a prerequisite for the job.»

At - risk children in these schools are taught year after year by a passing parade of neophytes with varying degrees of preparation.

Also, with a political neophyte in the White House, there could be significant volatility in all of the markets as the new President absorbs on - the - job training at our expense.

At the outset, there was something refreshing about Carl Paladino, the erratic, energetic political neophyte who took down the Republican establishment.

The game starts by easing in neophytes with an imaginative DC Comics storyline and a large cast of recognizable characters.

For a relative neophyte like me, you have made our decisionmaking process clearer.

Soderbergh is no neophyte when it comes to Heist films, and Logan Lucky is arguably the best of the bunch, but it still feels lacking.

The courses are being put on by the Humboldt Bay Bicycle Commuters Association (HBBCA) in an effort to ensure that as high gas prices send more people looking for alternatives, there isn't an increase in traffic accidents as neophyte cyclists hit the roads.

Box Office: From director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal, the Oscar - winning team behind «The Hurt Locker» and «Zero Dark Thirty,» this intense recreation of the 1967 race riot in Detroit is a tough sit and demanded special handling from neophyte distributor Annapurna, which harbored high hopes for their first release.

Because teaching yoga classes leaves a lot of uncovered territory, and I want to explore that with experienced practitioners and neophytes alike.

«Since 1926, the average annual return for US stocks has been a little more than 10 %, and this seems to be pretty common knowledge for even neophyte investors,» Vanguard analyst Donald Bennyhoff wrote.

The text is accompanied by specific tasks to introduce neophytes to the power of the internet as a tool for influence.

I also think Huckabee and Romney would but, again, we don't need another national security neophyte at this time in our history.

Alongside a booklet featuring essays from Graham Fuller, Peter von Bagh and the recollections of neophyte actor Sweet, is the 1942 doc Listen to Britain, full of wartime sights and sounds, and a 2001 video - installation piece of the same name from artist Victor Burgin.

Abrams had joined Benjamin Moore 12 years before — which made him a relative neophyte by the company's standards — after Moore acquired his family's technical coatings company.

I suspect there's still plenty more scarred and / or neophyte investors out there, and they're near breaking point.

These are no neophyte collectors.»

According to Chris Ani, who provides training for neophytes on the Nigerian cryptocurrency market, the current banking system «left many Nigerians unsatisfied.»

I also recall Don Brillinger, the editor in those years, who went the extra mile in helping neophyte writers.

Whether you're a nervous neophyte facing your first day of school or a skilled veteran facing another first day of school, THE FIRST DAYS OF SCHOOL: HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE TEACHER, by Harry and Rosemary Wong, is a must read.

But now that the vast majority of APBTs are no longer performance - bred to the traditional pit standard (understandably, since the traditional performance test, the pit contest itself, is now a felony), the American axiom of «Bigger is Better» has taken over in the breeding practices of the many neophyte breeders who joined the bandwagon of the dog's popularity in the 1980s.

Mitch and Colin are of a different generation, but they discuss Facebook and aren't neophytes when it comes to technology and change.

Imagine the impact of a former mayor, a good deal more popular now than when he left office four years ago, endorsing a 32 - year - old neophyte.

So these computer neophytes did the natural thing.

Because the quotidian demands on K - 12 principals and their staffs severely limit the time they can devote both to training neophyte teachers and assessing the ongoing work of veteran instructors, video evaluations have been eagerly embraced as a time - saver.

Neophyte entrepreneurs, including some women of color, «just don't have access to the same financial resources to start up and expand.»

He delivered in such a way that every one of our executives was enthralled by the content and he made the concepts actionable by a set of social media neophytes.

Whether you are a social networking neophyte or junkie, we want to hear your perspective.

The planned trade mission will provide a non-threatening if preliminary entrée for neophyte Canadian firms to test their business ideas on the Chinese market.

I'm a chile neophyte from Cajun country.

Neophyte Mum Breastfeeding Advocate Software Test Architect Self - proclaimed Fashionista Feeling Foodie Travel Enthusiast Bookworm

What could possibly be the reason for wanting to put untrained neophytes into teaching positions when they only serve a few years?

Biopic centering on Roger Corman's making of The Trip, the 1967 drug culture chronicle authored by neophyte screenwriter Jack Nicholson.

While the problems of Sony's prestigious game studio with a staff of hundreds might not seem comparable with a those of a lone neophyte developing out of his apartment, each one carries weight in its own way.

Rather than spending abundant class time silently journaling, completing graphic organizers, or receiving misinformation from peer editors, neophyte writers need every teacher to serve as the over-the-shoulder writing coach their parents can not generally be.

Whether you're a nervous neophyte facing your first day of school or a skilled veteran facing another first day of school, The First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher, by Harry and Rosemary Wong, is a must read.

The goal is to simplify the Twitter experience for neophytes confused by off - putting conventions such as hashtags and reply signs.

Another way to reach consumers is through the rental market, since neophyte snowboarders usually rent equipment first.

The more love - struck neophytes wanted to be Wong Kar - wai, the handsome guy in the colorful sports shirts, forever smiling from behind his dark glasses, who made movies on the fly starting with nothing more than an inspiration, like a painter or a sculptor or a choreographer.

Pastorally, Gregory the Great instructed neophyte priests regarding the spiritual care of the dying, and Robert Bellarmine spurred Christians to live in the light of death — not in fearfulness, but in faithfulness and joy.

Cue training montage — because a sports - themed film, family - oriented or otherwise, isn't a sports - themed film without the obligatory montage or four — as Dug convinces his merry band of football neophytes to not just learn the ins - and - outs of the beautiful game, but play well enough as a team to beat Real Bronzio.

MANHATTAN — Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his running mate claimed the Democratic nomination in Tuesday's primary, but the political neophytes challenging the pair captured a high enough percentage of the vote to demonstrate a measurable level of discontent.

The influence of juvenile climate factors in explaining nesting abundances may suggest neophyte breeders are a greater proportion of the breeding population than has been recognized.

«Prem and I were roommates as yoga neophytes and have been close friends for 30 years.