Sentence examples for earlier exploits from inspiring English sources

His earlier exploits inspired a television series.

Or did the show really just suffer from trying to match its earlier exploits?

Because the world of crime thrillers is finite, Paddy, like Mr. Hughes's Loy, is at the start of her new book still shrugging off the celebrity attracted by her earlier exploits.

His latest book ingeniously synthesizes Burton Kaplan's bizarre biography, his testimony, and Mr. Breslin's memoirs of his own earlier exploits and encounters with characters who punctuated his columns but are mostly dead, imprisoned, or hidden in witness protection programs.

THAT WAS N. Y. about Col. William d'Alton Mann, the ower & publisher of "Town Topics," a weekly magazine; about "Town Topics" blackmailing scandal, of 1905, & about earlier exploits of the Colonel - a Civil War hero, a swindler, the inventor of European Wagons-Lits Town Topics had been founded in 1879, as a bi-monthly called "Andrew's American Queen, a National Society Journal," by W.R. Andrews.

In researching my book, I was finally able to detail what became of Pujol after the war -- a story in some ways as fascinating as his earlier exploits.

Once the filtering process is finished we just need to linearly combine partial results as we have explained earlier, exploiting the parallelism provided by the GPU to obtain a gray level image.

(4) By analyzing vegetation changes in the key nature reserves and coal mining areas, we found that vegetation in the earlier exploited mining areas was influenced seriously by human activities and showed a degradation trend; vegetation in the earlier protected nature reserve showed a restored trend under human activities.

Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a Belgian national of Moroccan origin, also boasted of the ease with which he had re-entered Europe from Syria via Greece two months earlier, exploiting the confusion of the migrant crisis and the continent's passport-free Schengen system, the sources said on Friday.

Robson, for whom entire forests were felled in order to provide newspapers with enough paper to record her early exploits, arrives at Wimbledon after a rocky year.

A Romance Ends, a Business Thrives Freeman, 27, has had much to cope with recently: first and foremost her acrimonious and litigious professional split in May with Bideau, the former Melbourne sports journalist and track and field specialist who wrote about Freeman's early exploits and began dating her in 1990 when he was 30 and she was 17.