neophyte

Talking about the disease is the last thing these neophytes really want.

I have had neophytes through my hands before who felt as you do now.

And it's happened to most of the people who are neophytes.

The four neophytes are still feeling their way on camera.

So he did the next best thing, coaching the neophytes.

Knowing how to control costs is especially hard for neophytes.

And not just students but their teachers would do well to acknowledge themselves neophytes.

I do not want to risk the lives of my neophytes, Captain they're like children.

Neophytes take a one week introductory course during the summer, with three such weeks available every year.

Milan is later present at the trial of the Neophyte.

Most of the players looked seasoned; a few seemed to be neophytes like me.

To neophytes, six hours may seem like a lot to tell the story, when actually it is only introductory.

But hunting, as many neophytes find out, is not only about fashion.

Neophytes often get in early, then fade out as the price gets rich.

One of the first things the students will learn as a Neophyte is that they are a dual being.

Political neophytes, like business and religious leaders, were promised support - if only they would take a chance on running.

But more important, it gives neophytes a reason to learn about sailing.

He was not accustomed to thinking of the neophytes as lovely.

Many Indian neophytes died along the way; even more deserted.

In no other industry do you have neophytes spending this kind of money."

But they are the exceptions in a league of baseball neophytes.

Along the way, he has learned a few things about coaching performances from neophytes.

Even the group's jazz neophytes seemed to recognize their luck.

Neophytes are not, however, considered to have actually joined the tradition until they do take first degree.

Much of it is too arcane to be useful to neophytes.