Sentence examples for precocious start from inspiring English sources

Fox had a precocious start in horse racing.

From that precocious start in Nice, he was admitted into Mr Chirac's political and social orbit.

He was born in New York to parents he describes as "not artsy people" and had a precocious start to his career when he was cast, aged 12, in a Broadway production of Inherit The Wind.

It may be speculated that an overly precocious start of senescence would not allow the fruit to shift from maturation to ripening [ 22], and, vice versa, an acceleration of fruit ripening is achieved if senescence is not initiated.

The character is sexually precocious, starting his romantic adventures at the age of six, and his particular form of eroticism seems always to lead to destruction of one kind or another.

A raw ache of discontent emanates off the pages of her best works, starting with her precocious first novel, "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" (1940).

Despite his precocious flying start, Heaney says he was still "uncertain at that stage what I was doing".

This certainly isn't the first case of a precocious kid starting up their own innovative business and just getting that paper, or working their prepubescent nuts off to make it through the day.

She is studying film, and the precocious tyke starts talking about what's "distributable" and tells him how she has been told to avoid "sordid realism".

The precocious Bulls started 10-8, finished 52-12 and made the East Finals with no shooting guard who could shoot (Keith Bogans) or defend (Kyle Korver).

Britt Woodman was precocious from the start.