The venture, Full Fathom Five, was recently exposed in New York Magazine by (prospective) disgruntled Frey-lackey Suzanne Mozes, who detailed the seedy underbelly of Frey's nascent young-adult-novel operation.
The young men of the nascent New Wave openly planned to "take over" the French film industry from its reigning directors and screenwriters.
"The Indian game industry is still fairly nascent and young.
You might assume that they comment on advertising's exploitation of the nascent sexuality of young models.
Video-game studies is still a nascent field, too young to have a standard list of must-play games, let alone endowed professorships.
Much of this beds down in the young, nascent subject's psyche, thereafter exerting (often in unconscious ways) decisive effects on this person's libidinal economy throughout his/her life.
In 1976, as the political climate thawed, the family returned to Beijing, where the younger Mr. Ai enrolled in the Beijing Film Academy and joined Stars, a nascent group of subversive young artists.
You may be contemplating starting a family, or have nascent hopes for the young family you have already begun.
He studied for six years with the liberal academician Thomas Couture, who condemned Manet's nascent realism, stunning the young painter.
Through the nascent avenues of the young Internet, one of Zhu's friends posts a call for help on a message board and physicians from around the world help to reach a correct diagnosis — an early triumph of crowdsourcing.
