Sentence examples for is fledgling from inspiring English sources
noun
A young bird which has just developed its flight feathers (notably wings).
Parker is a rookie trainer and his operation is fledgling.
Front and centre is fledgling DJ Ethan Shaw, for whom the festival represents a chance to make good on the rapturous online response to his blandly euphoric breakthrough single All I Ever Wanted.
While some small percentage of the user-generated outpouring is a first glimpse of real talent, much of it is fledgling bands unveiling a song recorded last Thursday in a friend's basement, or would-be directors showing the world their demo reels.
In September last year, Finland's finance minister Alexander Stubb dubbed the country as the new sick man of Europe and while the country's economy is fledgling and signs point to continued lackluster growth, the country's startups – and especially its vibrant gaming scene – are flourishing, despite the uncertainty.
Opposition to him is fledgling.
There are fledgling experiments with commerce.
But they are fledgling efforts, at best.
Among those it was made for, perhaps, are fledgling filmmakers.
Many are fledgling media businesses built upon user-generated content.
Nazarbayev is not soley responsible; the opposition parties are fledgling.
Mr. Stoppard was fledgling when he wrote them, of course.
