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91. I have much sympathy with those who warn against precipitate novelty in the food industry.

92. The most exciting cases, however, inevitably involve novelty of both, integrated together.

93. The parents will enjoy watching their children having fun completing the obstacle course particularly if there are a number of novelty items.

94. In the early days the novelty must have outweighed the discomfort, or no one would have travelled in the first charabancs.

95. The novelty was in the clean and smiling way he said them, blowing out gray smoke rings at the same time.

96. The trouble was kept to a minimum as much because of the novelty of the situation as anything else.

97. In reality, he offers a well-marketed novelty candidacy that can thrive in the anyone-but-Dole niche.

98. Marrying Changez would be, in her mind, a rebellion against rebellion, creative novelty itself.

99. Jonny was given first prize and a cheque for ￡750 for the novelty of his idea and professional presentation.

100. To just be rich in this country is no longer any novelty.

101. But this is a novelty book and many of the pages can be opened like envelopes to reveal all sorts of goodies.

102. Once inside she wriggled into the corner of the seat to make room for him, and prepared to enjoy the novelty.

103. The novelty of new subject matter and of the distinctive methods of foreign-language presentation awakens the student's curiosity or exploratory drive.

104. I was still enjoying the novelty of being married, and referring to Jenny as "my wife".

105. The first time they're a novelty, after that they're all too often an irritation.

106. An extra novelty in the 1980 - 1 franchise competition was the new breakfast time contract.

107. Is it possible to get third-degree burns from a novelty cracker?

108. The scheme's novelty lies in the fact that it is the first instance of an officially sponsored immigration programme.

109. The application of the matrix model for projects with a high degree of novelty, creates a difficult planning situation.

110. But electricity was already losing its novelty, and electrical exhibits had less and less drawing power.

111. It is much more difficult to sustain growth once the novelty has worn off.

112. As the novelty wore off(Sentencedict.com ), usage of most services except on-line games and electronic mail dropped off.

113. Fast-food restaurants like McDonald's are still something of a novelty in Moscow.

114. Having a mid-morning party certainly adds novelty value.

115. Perhaps now the novelty should be the nonsmoker?

116. Susan Jordan owns a local novelty shop.

117. The author seems to strain after novelty.

118. The novelty will soon pall on them.

119. He earns it because of his shiny novelty and flair, and, perhaps especially, because he is an avatar of the Chinese ascendance.

120. Integral designed with novelty, delicate style and comprehensive function, the hotel and considerably grandiosity.