Sentence examples for fledgling years from inspiring English sources

But he did not make much money in Nascar's fledgling years.

Her poems, alert to their own unlikely newness, sometimes describe her fledgling years in nineteen-thirties New York, when Tanning was just starting out as a painter.

The part was also notably played by Keira Knightley in 2011's Once Upon a Time..., taking place in the designer's fledgling years as a hat designer.

The fledgling years of the Royal Society, founded in London in 1660, witnessed some of the earliest experiments in blood transfusion.

Even those familiar with "the Revolutionary generation" will, I would warrant, find much in its pages to captivate and enlarge their understanding of our nation's fledgling years.

Unbeknown to many, during Sassuolo's fledgling years, an English club called Lancaster Rovers FC left an indelible mark on their identity.

John Harrington, a magazine analyst, said that newsstand sales should be higher, even in the fledgling year.

My most humiliating and entertaining moments occurred during law school, captured on Facebook during its fledgling year.

There was no additional significant effect of the number of social fledglings, the number of extra-pair fledglings, year or age (Table  2a).

They are a year away from opening a new stadium, Citi Field, and their fledgling third-year television network, SportsNet New York, will undoubtedly experience a ratings jump with a competitive team and a rotation headlined by Santana.

URASOE, Okinawa — A year later, the play lives on in Japan and South Korea, where the World Baseball Classic has taken on a megalife in its fledgling four-year existence that far surpasses the impact the tournament has had in the United States.