Sentence examples for earlier citation from inspiring English sources

And until someone comes up with an earlier citation, the Gipper's the coiner.

For an earlier citation, I reached over to London, to the newly computerized Oxford English Dictionary.

They were seeking an earlier citation; the best they had was from 1961, in the Los Angeles Times.

The Shultz-Shamir usage (they will get coinage credit until an earlier citation is found) was snatched up by the entertainment-industry publication Daily Variety to characterize a yes-but-not-so-fast decision by moguls.

That's because I found an earlier citation with the help of an even older purveyor of information: my public library.

While this article presents an update of earlier citation classics in anesthesiologist, most of the articles featured are still almost 20 years old.

Presented with these earlier citations, a representative for Keds said that the brand was the first to advertise using the term "sneakers" prominently, but then, although the company has a library of archival advertising and features dozens of ads on its site, could find only two passing mentions of the word in advertising for the first half of the last century — in 1922 and 1934.

Barry Popik provided earlier citations of many terms by searching in the Dow Jones database.

(In my Kant and Milton I ignored them completely, as have all other commentators). I here demonstrate that, in fact, these late deployments of Milton's verses represent a continuous development from Kant's earlier citations of them, and that their interaction with his argumentation points concretely toward new dimensions of his aesthetic thought.

The relative lack of publications associated with chikungunya prompted an investigation of earlier citations.

The earliest citation supporting that usage dates to 1919.