Sentence examples for tiny nascent from inspiring English sources
As of last month, there's even a nascent tiny-house dating site.
When Instagram bought Luma, it got a tiny 3 person team with nascent video stabilization technology.
The congregants sought confirmation that the United States government would not sanction such bigotry and discrimination and would honor and protect the civil and political rights of its nascent and then tiny Jewish minority ensuring their safety, freedom, and equal protection before the law.
For six months he accompanied founder John Hendricks as he crisscrossed the country to convince cable operators to carry his nascent network, then a tiny documentary channel.
I watch a father jiggle a tiny baby in the aisle, silencing her nascent noises with a bottle.
Because Who'd Sign Up For Jailbird 101? "She's so tiny, isn't she?" our seatmate, a nascent novelist named JULIANNE PAOLELLA, whispered to us as LIZZIE GRUBMAN entered the room for her seminar in "How to Succeed in Public Relations and Image Marketing" at the Learning Annex on Tuesday night.
Thomas A. Stewart at the University of Chicago has anchored his nascent research career on that tiny fin.
Grotesque manipulations are possible, to be sure: imagine chimeric mice with nascent human brain cells developing within their tiny skulls.
The plan is to test whether tiny particles coated "magnetized" with antibodies can catch disease in its nascent stages.
Some cult stocks may be tiny little basic manufacturers that are lined up to win a blue-chip company order that will take the company from nascent revenue up to the $100-million mark instantly.
