Sentence examples for fledgling gift from inspiring English sources

A new Web site, www.gayweddingguide.com, offers everything from a fledgling gift registry for gay couples to a selection of inns, and the Web site of Vermont's gay newspaper, Out in the Mountains, offers a list of justices of the peace who are friendly to civil unions.

Imported Talent, a fledgling company, supports the work of fledgling playwrights.

Such a financial kickstart to a fledgling industry, coupled with the third great gift of Apollo – inspiration – would prove to be a powerful driver for social change in the decades that followed.

Though catchy, Freud's fledgling styles were brittle, relying on a second-rate gift for drawing that tilted toward caricature, the most English of graphic proclivities.

It's less a song than it is a mini pop-opera, or an awkward kind of Bildungsroman: a coming-of-age story full of lust, betrayal and remorse about one youth's transition from sex-struck fledgling to guilty cad. 5 Someone Like the Moon A precious gift from His 'n' Hers that's proof of all Pulp's power beyond the hits.

The alpha male also allofed the beta male during the replacement, sometimes forcing it to accept the gift, while the latter often reacted by fluttering its wings like a fledgling.

A fledgling Islamist theocracy?

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.

He corrects their fledgling Spanish.

Pay-TV is still a fledgling industry.

Laura Rogers is a feeble, fledgling Lady Macbeth.