‘There can be legitimate objections, as well as xenophobic ones, to a large number of newcomers arriving in a certain area.’
‘Their bus was welcomed just like at any other time when newcomers arrived.’
‘We must say goodbye to our friends and colleagues and prepare for the newcomers arriving soon.’
‘But that's what happens when newcomers arrive with promise and a family pedigree.’
‘Living here was fairly laid back and relaxed until July when our newcomer arrived.’
‘Actually, several newcomers had arrived and made the castle their new home.’
‘At present there are no checks of any kind on a newcomer to any part of India arriving from another part of India, even if the person is a Punjabi Sikh.’
‘He was a curate, new to the parish, and a newcomer to St Ursula's College, my first year in High School.’
‘A veteran member of a company will order a gullible newcomer to find the key to the curtain.’
‘However, as a newcomer to the area, I was disappointed how drab and uninviting the area in front of City Hall is at night.’
‘Any newcomer to this extraordinary resort needs a day to navigate the eclectic mix of rooms and entertainment on offer.’
‘Especially good was the latest newcomer to the group Paul Skidmore who played the Baroness with such elegance!’
‘I am a newcomer to Japan and have been really impressed by the various facets of the people and the places.’
‘Though he's just made the move to Australia he isn't a complete newcomer to this side of the world.’
‘As a newcomer to the country, the company's first goal is to find enough models.’
‘As a newcomer to Witham back in the 1950s, she was faced with a town undergoing some major changes.’
‘Falstaff is certainly a newcomer to the area, and dines at the homes of the Pages and the Fords.’
‘It's a harsh, unyielding world, utterly alien to the English newcomers.’
‘But in most of Britain, immigrants and newcomers live together surprisingly well.’
‘Between these newcomers and the earlier arrivals, things are no longer going well.’