Sentence examples for fledgling days from inspiring English sources

Looking back now, how would you describe those fledgling days of your career?

June played a pivotal role in our fledgling days and later as a board member for 22 years.

In fledgling days, snood-wearing 80s pop-minstrel Kershaw did enjoy the benefit of a "styling meeting" before TOTP.

The point is over the decade of the 90's and into the fledgling days of 21st century, our consciousness was not attuned to the emerging pattern of attacks.

Since his fledgling days, in the early nineties, at Smalls, the aptly named beloved West Village club, the Argentine-born Klein has been leading large ensembles that flaunt their eclectic nature, layering post-bop tropes with generous additions of Latin folk, twisted funk, and classical.

There is no mention in "By Its Cover" of Edward Gorey and the quiet, hand-lettered, crosshatchy covers he executed in the fifties for Doubleday Anchor books, but they spoke reassuringly, in the fledgling days of the paperback revolution, of dependability.

As nestlings (day 0 17) or fledglings (day 17 35), subjects were raised either on low or high quality food.

Out of 86 pairs, 36 pairs produced 149 hatchlings (day 0) from which 35 pairs raised 108 fledglings (day 17), from which 33 pairs raised 96 offspring until independence (day 35).

But it is Villa who are fielding the fledglings these days - seven of Lambert's side were 23 or younger, including 22-year-old Enda Stevens who made his full league debut.

By mapping Chapo's steady rise from his fledgling Guadalajara cartel days in the early '80s to eventually running his own show, the Sinaloa, Keefe establishes the guy as any and all of these things: an unlikely scrap from the Sierra foothills; a former coke head; a shrewd businessman; a billionaire; a loving husband and father; possibly a murderer.

The dietary restrictions induced an elevation in baseline corticosterone in nestlings, shortly before fledging at day 17 and at the end of the fledgling period at day 35 (analysis on samples within detection limits).