Sentence examples for Early items from inspiring English sources

Early items in this task require speakers to repeat a series of difficult to articulate sound sequences, for example, 'squish squash' and a series of tongue-twisters, for example, 'red leather, yellow leather' five times.

The early items featured in the exhibition show the influence of Art Deco and Bauhaus design.

Increasingly, however, he discovered that some of the early items were worth more than barrow-prices, and the Osmans established fruitful outlets with Christie's and the University of Wales at Cardiff, where an archive is named after them.

Most of these early items do not have a CTG example attached or clinical scenario and therefore little synthesis of information is required.

An early item on the agenda of the convention will be the creation of a new category of EU associate membership.

The early item, "Storm Cloud," was composed in 1902 on assignment for Fyodor Akimenko — a pupil of Stravinsky's eventual teacher, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov — to whom Stravinsky had been farmed out for preliminary (actually, remedial) instruction.

The new, Republican-controlled Senate will take up the measure again — "This'll be an early item on the agenda in the next Congress," incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell vowed on Tuesday night — and, the next time around, everyone knows, it will pass.

Whereas the judgments of experts (usually psychiatric workers) were used in categorizing subjects given the MMPI during the early item-writing phase of its development, nominations by peers (such as respondents or friends) of the subjects were relied upon in work with the CPI.

Among the earliest items, from the first millennium B.C., are small bird ornaments used with textiles.

(One of the earliest items in this chronological exploration was produced by Gustave Doré in 1854).

For earlier items, primary access is through the card catalogs for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.