Sample Sentences fornascent (auto-selected)
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Janice answered the phone and kept the books: in those nascent months, literally a book.† (source)
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s decades of dealing with the Templars that one of them had shown even a nascent sense of humour.† (source)
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The rest of her expressions were growing back in a nascent stubble.† (source)
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Finally an association with the nascent western gambling interests.† (source)
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China had begun a program of damming these rivers far upstream over a decade ago, but now the two nascent superpowers, India and China, were coming to blows, and tiny Nepal was caught in the middle.† (source)
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Of late he had been reading the newspapers as if with a jeweler's eye, and had yearned for the opportunity to engage what he imagined might be nascent political talent.† (source)
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He didn't have the money to fix it, which slowed the nascent romance.† (source)
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Alan loved the man, and loved the boat, and the canal, and this nascent city.† (source)
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But her nascent love inflamed her sense of beauty, and she would never forget that music.† (source)
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The men became excited and cranedto get a better look, and indeed, the heavily forested area appeared as though it could shelter a nascent guerrilla force.† (source)
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Despite obvious differences, this is a nascent moment when their interests are identical: get settled, be friends.† (source)
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It then occurred to me that what had further bolstered the kinship I felt for Sophie and Nathan during these nascent few days of our friendship had been our common passion for music.† (source)
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Tossing her cigar aside, the hag gripped the table and seemed to swell like some nascent geological disaster.† (source)
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Humans have rudimentary Ms. They had a nascent space program and a fully developed, albeit primitive, information distribution system.† (source)
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The McKiscos had been invited to sit at the captain's table but with nascent snobbery they told Dick that they "couldn't stand that bunch."† (source)
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In effect, while it lasted, this ascendancy of the "r"—less pronunciation amounted to a nascent American standard, and broadcasting helped provide a justification.† (source)
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