new start

noun

1. an employee who has just joined a company or organization

Example Sentences

He signaled that talks aimed at finding way for a new start in relations would be put on hold.

From The Daily Beast

Kerry was a major proponent of the New START treaty with Russia, which the Senate ratified after a long debate in December 2010.

From The Daily Beast

The government would also set up a new start-up visa program for entrepreneurs and merit visas for high-achieving student workers.

From The Daily Beast

Negotiating the New START Treaty with Russia was an example of traditional diplomacy at its best.

From The Daily Beast

In the fall of 2010, I attended a briefing on the New START Treaty.

From The Daily Beast

I don't know any better way to start out new—start out alone—than to tell you what I think of you!

From Project Gutenberg

Racking my brain for a new start, I fell back on those useful fellows, the authors.

From Project Gutenberg

Now, if Elnora will forgive me, we will take a new start and see what we can make out of what is left of life.

From Project Gutenberg

Were we to pursue the retreating army, or were we to return to Washington to take a new start?

From Project Gutenberg

Each time he ran only a short distance, returning to the practice area for a new start.

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