Sentence examples for an early theme of from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Turnbull is set to expand on an early theme of his prime ministership by unveiling an "innovation" package believed to be worth more than $1bn over four years.

Continuing an early theme of the general election campaign that he regards the entire city as up for grabs, Mr. Bloomberg also visited another traditionally Democratic neighborhood, greeting shoppers at the Fulton Mall in Downtown Brooklyn.

Indeed, an early theme of this year's Libertadores has been the problems faced by Argentine teams.

It was an early theme of the war on terror where, beginning with its very name, "war" won out over crime.  .

Seth nodded and returned to an earlier theme of his -- the idea that cartooning is something the artist gets "tricked" into.

That was an early theme at the time of the dawn of modern science, when science fiction was being invented by Robert Louis Stevenson in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and it has re-emerged in what we fear is the late nuclear age with a string of ape-men, panther-men, snake-men, even a block-of-flats woman, in Ghostbusters.

An early theme in the show is the impact of World War II.

That solid sector at the top of the economic pyramid — made up of the folks who have shrugged off the effects of recession — is clearly driving the dominant early theme of the shows here, a return to the original soft armor: the suit.

Vice President Al Gore is even sounding like an underdog, with his combative promises to "fight for you," while Mr. Bush has returned to the safety of his early theme of wanting to unite Americans.

Winners are grinners, obviously, but one early theme of the inquest into England's Ashes defence was the apparently happier, more relaxed outlook of Australia's squad dating back to well before the start of the series.

The finale of the A major Sonata, uses as its main theme, a transformation of an earlier theme from the second movement of the Piano Sonata in A minor, D. 537.