Sentence examples for earliest introduction to from inspiring English sources

At this very same Poetry Jam showcase was the world's earliest introduction to Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton – that race-bending, genre-flipping, true American story in musical form.

"Whose House?," "One Small Place in a Tree" and "The Frog House" are about observing nature, the earliest introduction to science for very young children, yet the illustrations signal different teaching methodologies.

Comics were one of Mr. Miranda-Rodriguez's earliest introductions to illustration, and his wife saw the exhibit as another way to reach the young.

"One of my earliest introductions to Shakespeare was watching the plays on TV, and it's terrific to have the opportunity to bring them to a new, wider audience," he said.

"That one of my earliest introductions to a library was actually a state library, and going into a building that was a miniature definitely miniature!—version of a Jefferson Building".

An early introduction to irony or what?

On his education Eton: "An early introduction to human cruelty, treachery and extreme physical hardship".

They had a good early introduction to the relativity of fame.

Marcia Williams's dialogue boxes include quotes from the plays which make an excellent early introduction to the language of Shakespeare.

This offered an early introduction to the wonders of the "magic button", the little switch on the dashboard marked "ESP".

It never worked out that way, and Cabrera, 27, says he thinks his early introduction to the majors was detrimental.