What is "newcomers"

Usage examples of "newcomers".

I know that the natives are already murdering hordes of newcomers in many hexes.

Half of these Corycan natives were begging for help, while the others urgently warned the newcomers to shove off in their ship again, and flee while they still had the chance.

They had guessed that in reality it was one city rooted upon the ruins of another, ruins which the newcomers had made few attempts to clear away.

The girl was smiling and nodding and again addressed the newcomers with excited speech.

Kethan felt the newcomers were far from welcome here, and he began to watch alertly on each side the doorways in those buildings, the alleys and street mouths which they passed.

Ill-dressed and unkempt, the newcomers paid no attention to anyone else in the park, as they walked towards the pair by the water.

His agents are already here, organizing the newcomers and playing on the national self-interests of a number of vulnerable hexes that might on their own support him.

It had to distribute the unprecedented volume of newcomers as evenly as possible over the whole world to make certain it had the resources to manage them.

Once they feared attack by a giant hawklike bird with nasty talons and beak and a better than three-meter wingspan, but after a lot of screeching and mock attack runs, it had broken off, possibly because they had gone out of its territory, possibly because it decided these newcomers were just too damned big to deal with.

We simply cannot be totally trusting of newcomers for a while, you see, and we do have this nagging question about the other far more than about you.

He inspected the newcomers with a thoroughness Gauis Philippus might have used.

Snatching up his spear and reversing it with a flourish, he stood aside to let the newcomers enter.

Gordon swung toward the newcomers, with on his lips a fiery request to be permitted to call Throon.

His back was to the two newcomers, his long, wavy black hair unbound and down to just above his belted hips.

Soldiers from other squads sat in their respective groups, watchful of the newcomers and coming no closer.