Sentence examples for fledgling flight from inspiring English sources
The approximate 300 square feet is more than enough space for the fledgling flight search engine, which is made up of three full-time employees (including the co-founders) and a couple of part-time workers.
Still, not all supporters measure the fledgling in-flight Wi-Fi business by an admittedly sluggish current rate of use.
Still, not all supporters measure the fledgling in-flight Wi-Fi business by an admittedly sluggish current rate of use, known as take rate.
FIDs were obtained only from adult birds, discarding fledglings and juveniles (whose flight skills could be compromised by their young ages).
And then, like a little fledgling bird taking its first flight, the nests went out into the world.
The rare fritillaries that were a gift from environmentalist and sex guru Sting are now past their best, but in the dovecote, which was a gift from the sultan of Oman, the fledglings are starting to take flight etc, etc.
Those augment Lufthansa's own slots there and can form the basis of a fledgling network, with JetBlue feeding Lufthansa international flights and Lufthansa feeding JetBlue's domestic flights.
Meanwhile, Lufthansa taught JetBlue how to manage a fledgling cargo business that supplemented its passenger flights.
The glitch was the first major in-flight problem for SpaceX, the California-based start-up that stole a march on its rivals in the fledgling private space industry with two successful flights to the ISS last year.
Even without humans, tens of millions of birds would be lost each year to natural predators and natural accidents — millions of fledglings die during their first attempts at flight.
The transition began in 2007 when he jumped from top flight Real Madrid in Spains La Liga to the fledgling Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer in the U.S.
