Sentence examples for earliest alternative from inspiring English sources

As one of the earliest alternative black comedians he was a huge inspiration to many black actors and comics and he continued to influence and inspire performers regardless of ethnicity.

In the mid-'70s, while teaching art at San Francisco State University, he helped turn a former coffin factory into what became New Langton Arts, one of that city's earliest alternative arts spaces.

One of the earliest alternatives to Hempel's model is the Statistical-Relevance model (S-R model) proposed by Salmon (Salmon 1971 , 1989.

"Before the web, Gopher [an early alternative to the world wide web] was taking over the whole internet, it seemed, very quickly.

The Ouseburn Valley's live music scene provides an earlier alternative, with an eclectic line up of gigs at The Cluny and The Tyne Bar throughout the year.

Taking its name from the 1977 landmark show "Pictures," held at Artists Space, an early alternative space in New York, it features artists who purposely departed from the prevailing trends of Minimalism or Conceptualism, using recognizable images that reflected postwar consumer culture.

The showcasing of works by women in all their colour and diversity will send a bold message to the naysayers, Ahmad believes, citing pieces from the early alternative comics movement, such as Lynda Barry's Girls and Boys comic strips from 1980, as well as British artist Nicola Lane, whose strip Beryl in Peril imagined the lives of the grown-up characters from the Beano.

But educators and school officials said those early alternative schools were short-lived, mostly disappearing by the mid-1970s as they lost their appeal to many students and parents who came to view them as socially and academically inferior to traditional high schools.

But while those early alternative schools have all but disappeared, the Village School has not only survived but is being rediscovered by a new generation of students and parents across Long Island who are rebelling against what they see as a competitive, test-driven school culture.

Gas-cooled reactors formed an early alternative to the more common water-cooled reactors.

Zinc white was marketed by Winsor and Newton in 1834 and was thus an earlier alternative for lead white.