Sentence examples for budding country from inspiring English sources

Swift went into hibernation last year: the budding country star had become an international pop icon before suddenly finding herself at the wrong end of a long-running public feud with Kanye West.

My favourite part of this book was when Mamo found himself lost inside the budding country of Ethiopia without a friend, because the author really made you feel like you were experiencing all of Mamo's emotions – I really felt for him.

On Sunday, the advocacy group Human Rights Watch said the Americans had left behind a "budding police state," with the country's Shiite leadership increasingly ruling by force and fear.

That would make Chinese exporters less competitive but not deter the budding consumers the country hopes to promote.

South Korea said Thursday that North Korea was worsening its own isolation by disrupting the countries' budding economic cooperation.

Today, they see a budding market in a country that has signed an agreement granting the United States, a former enemy, access to many sections of its economy.

American and Iraqi officials have long said that Mr. Sadr could be given a place in the country's budding democratic system as long as he renounces violence.

Citic, which is short for the China International Trust and Investment Corporation, is a pioneer investment agency of the Chinese government, set up to nurture the country's budding market-oriented economy in the early days of economic change.

Jim Duffy, chief executive of E-Spark, said: "These Scotland numbers show the sheer potential that Entrepreneurial Spark has to engage, excite and, most importantly, accelerate budding entrepreneurs across the country.

It might be overlooked by the hordes of Cape Cod tourists flocking to the seashore, but the impressive 100-acre rhododendron-packed Heritage Gardens is one of the top attractions in the country for budding horticulturists.

As far as we can tell, there's no mention at all of our country's budding fascination with blowing bong hits in our dogs' faces, and our attempts to establish a legal framework for doing so.