Sentence examples for earlier creations from inspiring English sources

Some of the choreographers have merely remounted their earlier creations, and it's good to see this famous old work.

What Hotel Iris lacks is a central character with the richness of Ogawa's earlier creations, so that much of the story seems to remain coolly at arm's length.

As earlier creations became extinct or were raised to dukedoms, the premier marquessate of England in the 20th century was that of Winchester, created in 1551.

The idea for "Survivor" came up in 1988, Mr. Parsons said, in a segment for one of his earlier creations, "Network 7".

Milan Central station has none of the finesse of these earlier creations, but it's impossible not to be impressed by the sheer monumentality of its grandiose halls with their mosaic floors, columned lanterns and relief carvings, completed in 1931.

While Bausch's earlier creations had the qualities of a nightmare, in their bleak, absurd fantasies and their compulsively played-out rituals, her later work had lightness and a more sensuous ease.

Like George Smiley, le Carré's earlier creation, he plays the long game.

The myth reflects an earlier creation legend of Prajapati (Brahma), who assumed the shape of a boar in order to lift the earth up out of the primeval waters.

Through a friendship with Alan Kay, a crucial figure in the earlier creation of the personal computer at Xerox PARC, Pixar's central figures were introduced to Steve Jobs, already worth $185 million and beginning his Apple exile.

But none of them eclipsed his earlier creation.

Indeed, evidence from the Massachusetts reform and the earlier creation of Medicare suggests that, in the medium term, the new demand generated by the exchange subsidies will boost costs over and above what they would have been otherwise.