Sentence examples for earliest conception from inspiring English sources

Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual sports halls of fame.

Schwalb's plan from its earliest conception was to create a Smithsonian-like museum of sports that would be more central to fans and tourists than individual halls of fame.

Membership is open to all technology startup companies in Georgia, from those at the earliest conception stage to revenue generating, venture-fundable companies.

Fortunately, from Black Jesus's earliest conception, Gerald Slink Johnsonon has been filling those big sandals majestically, bringing to life a Jesus who's both mortal and divine, faithful and irreverent.

In its earliest conception, Sonic X-treme was designed for release on the Sega Genesis as a side-scrolling platform game, much like previous Sonic games for the system.

Early in his book, Gleick explores one of the earliest conceptions of time travel, the Universe Rigid a four-dimensional construct thought up by Wells.

Early in his book, Gleick explores one of the earliest conceptions of time travel, the Universe Rigid — a four-dimensional construct thought up by Wells.

As previously mentioned, art and politics do not seem like the most similar of traditions, however, both have intermingled since their earliest conceptions.

And, with a table of contents that bore the names of Greil Marcus, Robert Christgau, Dave Marsh, Ellen Willis, Peter Guralnick, and Lester Bangs, "Illustrated History" offered one of the earliest conceptions of a rock-critical tradition, as well, and of which set of voices mattered to it.

According to John Sheail, an environmental historian, the early conception of a nature reserve was to put a fence around it.

It took a season to shed its early conception of Kerry Washington's P.R. bigwig Olivia Pope as a "white hat".