Sentence examples for fledgling in from inspiring English sources

Neither does the fledgling in the song in "Poses" face disaster.

One of them, Mr. Hofmann wrote, was a goldfinch named Gretel that the pope had found as a fledgling in the papal gardens and had affectionately tamed.

The evidence of his talent has grown ever since he was a fledgling in the academy of Anderlecht, the Belgian club that United plucked him from when he was first eligible to sign at age 16.

(Anderson) ★ Skrillex (Tuesday) To loathe dubstep is still to suggest a passion for it — a vast improvement on last year, when the tersely bass-heavy dance genre was still fledgling in the London underground.

In "Gravity," Sandra Bullock, a fledgling in outer space, falls into floating, spinning nothingness, an existential condition that Kurt Vonnegut, speaking of everyday life, once likened to the terror of a dog who stands on a mirror, looks down, and sees only himself.

A Western observer might put the limp atmosphere down to the fact that the culture of hip-hop is still fledgling in the Arab world, its development stunted by its incompatibility with some Arab regimes.

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.

Its founder Liu, now 64, tapped Yang to take over the company's fledgling in-house PC business when Yang was only 29 years old.

And, today, by adding Perka's subscription mobile loyalty services to the mix, First Data is beginning to build out the other side of its fledgling in-store payment solution.

Digital magazine The Pop Manifesto has recruited British DJ, producer, radio host, and East London Club Trax label co-head Dean Lyon for the next release on its fledgling in-house record label TPM.