Sentence examples for budding days from inspiring English sources

In the budding days of their romance, they wrote words backward in their e-mails to evade compliance officers.

You're in your budding days as an entrepreneur.

A simple case in point is Stanford University's equity stake in Google Inc. (a software laboratory space-for-equity swap done in the budding days of the company!) that has yielded thousands of percent of return.

Articulate, living with his girlfriend in an Upper East Side apartment, he was a freelance investor and budding day trader.

Cultivars differed significantly (P < 0.001) for days to visible flower bud, days to first color, days to full flower, and height.

In the standard forcing experiment, Endless Summer reached days to visible flower bud, days to first color, and days to full flower significantly earlier than either comparison, although it exhibited weaker stems and less intense flower pigmentation.

For the gene expression profiling experiments, we therefore collected older floral buds (days 9 to 13 after dexamethasone treatment, corresponding to stages 9-10 to 13, respectively) from this region alone, while younger flowers were harvested more liberally from the inflorescences of AP1pro AP1-GR AP1pro AP1-GRs (Fig.  1ap1j).

Accompanying McCain on this visit was Colonel George (Bud) Day, a leader of the P.O.W.s at the Hanoi Hilton and one of the men whom McCain credits with having saved his life.

The formation of the chorionic villi begins with trophoblast budding at 12 18 days p.c., followed by mesenchymal invasion and then fetal capillary development (starting at 18 20 days p.c). (Castellucci et al., 2000).

These days, budding inventors who struggle through the lengthy, legalistic procedure of filing a patent application usually find the process anything but inspiring.

Any social interaction can lead to a budding relationship these days.