Sentence examples for earliest important work from inspiring English sources

This piece, Carter's earliest important work, is still colored with tonality.

Orley's earliest important work, painted about 1512, was the altarpiece The Apostles Thomas and Matthew.

His earliest important work is The Arraignment of Paris (c. 1581 84), a mythological extravaganza written for the Children of the Chapel, a troupe of boy actors, and performed at court before Queen Elizabeth.

Soon after it began, Poetry was publishing the earliest important work of Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot, Marianne Moore and Wallace Stevens; later it would present the early (sometimes the first) poems of Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Koch, James Merrill, Gwendolyn Brooks, Robert Lowell and John Berryman.

Meade's early important work resulted in The Theory of International Economic Policy, which was published in two volumes The Balance of Payments (1951) and Trade and Welfare (1955).

'&apos The Night of the Iguana,'' which won a fourth Drama Critics' award for Mr. Williams in 1961, was considered a return to his earlier important work.

Prediction by the Numbers briefly details the early, important work on this topic by the French mathematicians Blasé Pascal and Pierre de Fermat who exchanged a series of letters on the subject about 300 years ago.

Earlier important works include Lenin i krizis noveyshey fiziki (1930; "Lenin and the Crisis of Modern Physics") and Filosofiya i marksizm (1930; "Philosophy and Marxism").

The sense of the sequence is profoundly antiwar — Generals Sherman and Grant, played by John Wayne and Henry Morgan, briefly appear as a couple of disheveled, self-pitying drunks — and it gradually becomes apparent that the elderly Ford is revisiting one of his early important works, the 1928 drama "Four Sons".

He wrote the earliest important Western work on Central Asia.

Polemic works: Mostradorde Justicia is the earliest and most important work of those writings of Abner that have survived.