Sentence examples for were fledgling from inspiring English sources
noun
A young bird which has just developed its flight feathers (notably wings).
Brzezinski married the investigative reporter Jim Hoffer when the two were fledgling reporters in Connecticut.
In the early 1900s there were fledgling plans to establish Neutral Moresnet as the world's first Esperanto state.
One thing Internet journalists are never short of is commentary many of them, such as Klein and Matthew Yglesias, who will leave Slate to join the new project, have been specializing in it since they were fledgling bloggers.
One thing Internet journalists are never short of is commentary — many of them, such as Klein and Matthew Yglesias, who will leave Slate to join the new project, have been specializing in it since they were fledgling bloggers.
In 1983, when Meredith Monk was finishing her video "Turtle Dreams" at WGBH, we were fledgling tape editors editing together the performance tapes, the final music and studio segments.
Only a decade ago in Europe, when cable and satellite television were fledgling businesses, media buyers did little more than negotiate the price for a spot on a television network.
A clutch were fledglings, this being their first catwalk experience, Donatella said, with a motherly tone.
Most of the flock were fledglings, <1 year old, which had hatched in Europe.
The 4 seropositive FY birds were fledglings (n = 55); nestlings (n = 20) were seronegative.
There are fledgling experiments with commerce.
Both are fledgling but promising.
