The American novelist Stephen Crane, according to an unreliable contemporary, began a book about a male prostitute.
Urban contemporary began as an American radio format designed to appeal to advertisers who felt that "black radio" would not reach a wide enough audience.
As a civil rights activist in Mississippi he was beaten, and it was in prison there that he drafted what became the 25,000-word Port Huron statement of 1962, the manifesto of SDS that resonated for many of his contemporaries, beginning: "We are people of this generation, bred in at least modest prosperity, housed now in universities, looking uncomfortably to the world we inherit".
Mary Pickford, Lillian Gish and their contemporaries began their careers as teenagers.
A three-year restoration of the building, filled with Judd's furniture and works by his contemporaries, began last year with the goal of reopening to the public.
But as her contemporaries began shooting big ad campaigns and taking big jobs in glossy magazines, Day lost interest, moving away from fashion to concentrate on documentary work.
When Crowther and his contemporaries began their courses in 2012, inflation was 3.6%, so in their first year interest of 6.6% was being added.
When Mr. Ford and his contemporaries began their projects, they established the flight simulation community's first contacts with the world of commercial aviation parts suppliers, who were intrigued and amused enough by the hobbyists' ambitious plans that they virtually or literally gave away surplus and obsolete material.
But at an age when many of his contemporaries began to lose interest in comic book heroes, his only grew.
But at an age where many of his contemporaries began to lose interest in comic book heroes, his only grew.
