Sentence examples for earlier beginnings from inspiring English sources

In all but the last of these, a major guiding spirit was the U.S. poet and critic Ezra Pound; he served as "foreign correspondent" of both Poetry and the Little Review, manoeuvred the Egoist from its earlier beginnings as a feminist magazine (The New Freewoman, 1913) to the status of an avant-garde literary review, and, with Wyndham Lewis, jointly sponsored the two issues of Blast.

We begin by providing some antecedents from the early beginnings and original intentions of AR to its more recent manifestations in health-based research.

The forge of Vulcan, the Volcanal, had very early beginnings.

The band also talked about their early beginnings in music.

FOUNDATION: The History of England From Its Earliest Beginnings to the Tudors, by Peter Ackroyd.

"Maybe they were the early beginnings of my entire lack of pride.

The issue of race, however, has been with us since our earliest beginnings as a nation".

Firstly my father, whose early beginnings were far more grim than those of my Soweto charges.

Worse, his life story remained steeped in drabness despite its early beginnings in tragedy at his parents' home in Amsterdam.

He vowed never to forget his early beginnings and pledged to serve youth and their families in North Lawndale.

They start at the early beginnings, then they show the Nirvana air fresheners and grunge pencil set.