Sentence examples for a fledgling wave of from inspiring English sources

By night, a fledgling wave of neo-Portuguese restaurants, stylish night spots and innovatively designed hotels provide happening places to play.

A result was a wave of refugees.

Our conclusions include suggestions for further research and a fledgling vision of the future role of design methodology.

I lunge for the door and then find that Mrs. Martingale and I are riding a fat wave of viscous air, arms outstretched like fledglings.

The odds of surviving were significantly lower if a fledgling was part of a second clutch.

A new wave of repression began a year later.

Both parents were tested with one call from a fledgling of their own (i.e. 128 trials, 64 own fledglings x two parents) against three calls from alien fledglings, which were randomly picked from 84 alien fledglings from the previous breeding season 2007/2008 (N randomly chosen alien fledglings  = 70, number of times used in experiments±SD  = 5.49±2.56).

It will be five years since the BBC tried to axe the fledgling digital station and replace it with a spin-off version of Radio 2. The decision prompted a wave of unprecedented listener protest – its Facebook campaign an early demonstration of the power of social media – joined by star names such as David Bowie and Mark Ronson, and its own presenters.

A new wave of truthtelling!.

Facetti, who had worked for Domus magazine and Olivetti, sought out a new wave of emerging British talent in the 60s, including Alan Fletcher, Colin Forbes and Derek Birdsall, producing a series of covers that came to define London's fledgling graphic design scene.

A tidal wave of criticism has followed.