Sentence examples similar to fledgling on from inspiring English sources
Stringer was given the theater chain, a fledgling on-line business and a few other small units.
Venture capitalists scoffed when Christos Cotsakos hit the road in the spring of 1996 to round up $9 million for his fledgling on-line brokerage, E-Trade.
Although there have been only relatively small efforts to make money by putting films on the Internet, several major studios have said in recent months that they intend to mount fledgling film-on-demand efforts on the World Wide Web.
Mr. Feltheimer also said that the film library would supply content for CinemaNow -- a fledgling video-on-demand business that the studio controls.
Squatting on the floor made of thousands of tiny timber blocks, lying on benches, tapping away at laptops, talking together inside and outside a vast refectory, they seem to be perched like fledglings on some kind of ultra-modern rockface.
In cases when parents had more than three offspring, we tested no more than three of their fledglings on a given day but continued the experiment the next day.
We sampled 7,511 black-headed gulls for influenza virus in the Netherlands during 2006 2010 and found that subtypes H13 and H16 caused annual epidemics in fledglings on colony sites.
Statistics for non-significant variables were derived from entry back into the final model In a second model, we tested for effects of mating status and number of social fledglings on the probability of siring extra-pair fledglings.
The epidemiological investigation identified the likely site and source of the botulinum toxin as a concrete catchment basin and documented the geographic expansion of mortality to 12 wetlands concurrent with peak dispersal of fledglings on the islands of Midway.
Its mass purchase of the world's first integrated circuits set the fledgling business on the road to profitability.
The musical follows a mismatched couple – an investment banker and a fledgling artist – on a blind date, and was first staged in Seattle last year.
