Sentence examples for Early accounts from inspiring English sources

Early accounts of the raid were sketchy.

Early accounts relate that millions of skins were taken from the Falklands during the mid-1780s.

Early accounts of the jobs program have been encouraging, advocates of jail-release programs said.

Early accounts described a ferry run by Native Americans in 1650; in 1745 a biweekly service began.

Early accounts put the total far below the 70percentt who cast votes in the 2004 election.

Early accounts of such events are often inaccurate, however, and on Friday, new details emerged about the shooting and the woman who was killed.

Early accounts date back from the 1970s and were based on field-based observational and experimental work, yet exploration of the ways in which various forms of learning increase fitness remains limited in non-social insects.

Early accounts of the garden describe its profusion of vegetation, including abundant roses, daffodils, and fruit trees.

Early accounts about Adam Lanza, his mother, and their relationship with the school tried to make connections we now know weren't there.

Early accounts of the battle often misstated the size of both forces involved in the battle, typically reporting that 1,600 Loyalists faced 1,000 Patriots.

Early accounts described the unusual flat-topped steep-sided volcanoes (called tuyas) in Iceland that were suggested to have formed from eruptions below ice.