Sentence examples similar to fledgling passion from inspiring English sources

Courtesy of JAR, Paris.IN 1978 Joel Rosenthal, then a fledgling designer with a passion for gems, opened a small shop off Place Vendôme in Paris.

The second type of investors, which Huang calls "syncopated investors," reverse that process, focusing first on whether they relate to entrepreneurs on an emotional level judging whether a fledgling company has the grit and passion to succeed.

Less than a year later, Colvin parlayed her burgeoning passion for soccer into a fledgling business, Women United F.C., an online soccer community for women that launched March 13.

It happens that one of Jefferson's many passions, along with fighting to keep the fledgling U.S. government as small as possible, was cryptography.

Whether consumers can be roused to passion about these issues is a challenge that distinguishes the fledgling green-flower movement from other campaigns for environmental awareness.

(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.

A fledgling Islamist theocracy?

He corrects their fledgling Spanish.

Pay-TV is still a fledgling industry.

Laura Rogers is a feeble, fledgling Lady Macbeth.

Fledgling airlines of the day loved it.