Sentence examples for budding sport from inspiring English sources

For younger, budding sport fans, begin with the delightfully fun soft toy-cum-rattle sets from schmaze.com before moving on to the World Cup Winner activity centre from Toysrus.co.uk – an interactive goal with all sorts of fun to be had for the under-threes.

Todd Snyder's grace on a board makes this budding sport look easy as he glides across the waters off Belmont Shore.

Where else are you going to read about the budding sport of sabre-segging (that's light-sabre duelling on segways) or hear what sci-fi ledgend Ed Neumeier's been up to since he made Robocop?

That was the beginning of Narrative Science, which, with the help of budding sports journalists who created its lexicon of natural baseball language, turned its attention to data-driven sports reporting.

"I know a lot of people won't feel the way that I did, but the ghosts of their children won't be in that theater," said Lonnie Phillips, the stepfather of a budding sports reporter named Jessica Ghawi who was killed.

Set up 5 months ago, it parters with UK Universities and journalism colleges to help train budding sports writers who are into their 2nd and 3rd year of either being in the profession or trying to break into it.

Indeed, its primary focus has long been connecting online executives willing to volunteer their time with people looking for mentorship — from new entrepreneurs, to budding sports coaches, to people looking to rise through the ranks of Fortune 500 companies.

Everwise, a New York-based company whose online service connects executives willing to volunteer their time with people looking for mentorship — from new entrepreneurs, to budding sports coaches, to people looking to rise through the ranks of Fortune 500 companies — is taking the wraps off the bigger business that it's been quietly building over the the past year.

During the 2011 NCAA Tournament, a budding sports website called StatSheet received an email from tournament officials thanking it for its coverage.

He joined the N.R.A. when he was eleven years old, a budding sportsman with a rifle for sport shooting.

One can only speculate on the nature of the bud sport mutation that occurred in 'Malmaison' to generate 'St Anne's's