Sentence examples for fledgling work from inspiring English sources

Tortoise in a Nutshell's Grit is terrific fledgling work too.

Not just to advise, but also to see fledgling work.

The fledgling work even had legs, if short ones.

"I like landscapes and abstract seascapes," Dr. Simon said, sounding surprised at the attention being given to his fledgling work.

On Friday you can see a bunch of artists new to BAC trying out fledgling work in Freshly Scratched.

(" 'Elmer Gantry' stirs soul, provokes thought" was the headline in that morning's Tennessean). The fledgling work even had legs, if short ones.

In the gut: While most artist's fledgling works rarely get beyond their family's fridge door, Grassie's earliest break came when his father, an art teacher, discussed his son's drawing Two Tummies on a 1970s educational programme.

Part coffee-table book, part glossary, it highlights designers — some established, some fledgling — whose work is African made or inspired.

Juggling the law with making the fledgling theater work proved overwhelming to Mr. Liebman, and so he followed his heart.

On paper it looked like a lineup of marginal Italian works: a seldom-heard early Verdi overture; the 30-minute ballet score from Verdi's "Veprês Siciliennes"; a fledgling symphonic work by Puccini; and Respighi's opulently orchestrated, shamelessly showy, 1920s crowd pleaser "Pini di Roma" ("Pines of Rome").

You know, we got this one with IVF and we're trying again.' You don't necessarily have to be very close to have that conversation". The birth of Troels Renard Østbjerg in 1983 marked the start of Denmark's journey from just another developed country trying to make the fledgling technology work better to becoming the world record holder for ART births.