Sentence examples for new fledgling from inspiring English sources

Hersh finally had to take it it to Dispatch News Service, which was a brand new, fledgling anti-war news service.

I have achieved only patchy progress, but I love the excitement of a new fledgling language persona.

His new fledgling company is currently negotiating with VCs for follow-up funding.

Firstly, local police boards to whom the individual forces were accountable were scrapped, replaced with the Scottish Police Authority, a new fledgling organization who have come under criticism for being not very effective at all.

Firstly, local police boards – to whom the individual forces were accountable – were scrapped, replaced with the Scottish Police Authority, a new fledgling organisation who have come under criticism for being not very effective at all.

Pale Male remained with Lola for many years after she stopped producing fertile eggs, and did not produce new fledglings until he acquired a new mate.

The curve-billed breeding season begins in February and reaches an apex between March and May; however, new fledglings have been recorded as late as August.

According to their trade association, the British Venture Capital Association (BVCA), investment in new and fledgling firms fell by 17% in 2008.

New and fledgling postdoctoral groups had a number of questions to ask the more established associations.

She wears the tank top and shorts she wore to gymnastics; I note the nip at her waist, giving way to her newest accomplishment: fledgling hips.

During a desperately contested presidential election, in the media and cultural capital of the world, in a boom town where Broadway theaters were flourishing and entrepreneurs were pioneering a fledgling new video industry, New Yorkers took to the subways to cheer on pennant winners from rival boroughs as they waged World Series war.