Sentence examples for an early display from inspiring English sources

Mahan put on an early display of fireworks that evoked some of Miller's pin-seeking.

Park's visit to the Gwangju Biennale may prove to have been an early display of courage on the presidential campaign trail.

Complaining about balmy winter days and an early display of color might seem churlish, but the early run of warm weather is not without its downside.

In an early display of Prospero's talent and power, the invitation is delivered by a "mechanical demon" that eventually sprouts wings, grabs Winslow and flies away.

In an early display of his influence in the Kremlin, Mr. Deripaska and other auto industry executives persuaded Mr. Putin last week to raise tariffs on imported used cars, a major competitor to GAZ's Volgas.

It was an early display of soft power: a term coined by Joseph Nye of Harvard for a country's ability to inspire and sway others without using force.In this section Bridging the gap The cost of doing nothing Hands off my phone Everything you need to know about UFOs The Tea Party, scalded Clueless Chinese garden diplomacy ReprintsNow it is China's turn.

(In an earlier display devoted to the Siberian expedition, the artifacts were provided, we were told, courtesy of the Novosibirsk Museum of Ethnographic Studies).

Patients with ACE genotype II showed a tendency to an earlier display of PTE.

The move is a presidential counterpunch to a Congress unwilling to pass tougher gun laws, and represents Obama's most significant effort to alter gun policy since an earlier display of executive power following the Sandy Hook massacre.

The world champions marked their arrival in the tournament with a win after a ruthless early display of dazzling, attacking panache, but Samoa almost produced an unlikely comeback following a valiant second-half performance that greatly endeared them to the local support.

It was a frightening early display of the vulnerability of modern societies to this new form of aggression.