Sentence examples for fledgling to from inspiring English sources

Such was the case this afternoon when Humane Rescue Alliance Animal Control Officer, Ted Deppner, transported a bald eagle fledgling to City Wildlife.

If these recommendations are put in place, Americans will have something that can work for the welfare of its athletes, fledgling to elite.

"This is the thing I'm most proud of," McCain said, pointing to the large nest of a common black hawk, and describing how he had watched the mother teach the fledgling to fly.

The peppy, grateful greeting from whoever stood at the host stand: wasn't it the kind of welcome extended by someone still promoting a beloved fledgling to a potentially uninterested world?

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.

'To date, the industry has focused a lot of attention on grid-scale storage, but it is the massive opportunity behind the metre that will truly move the industry from fledgling to mainstream' [13].

Taking on those challenges meant recasting himself more than once, from would-be surgeon to fledgling psychiatrist to metal biologist.

It's thought that this helps motivate the fledglings to stop freeloading and strike out on their own.

I settled into my chair and assumed the mindset of a revered guru leading the fresh fledglings to the mountaintop.

However, the ability of parents to use the early distance calls of fledglings to recognise their offspring is unknown and has not yet been experimentally tested.

We therefore chose distance calls of fledglings to investigate acoustic individuality and its use in parent-offspring recognition in our captive population.