Sentence examples for earliest lines from inspiring English sources
He is, we are told in the earliest lines of the poem, the only one of his comrades who gets home alive: "The recklessness of their own ways destroyed them all".
As an example, one of the earliest lines of investigation that appeared to support traditional nativist conceptions of the mind was the study of language (Pinker 1994).
His earliest lines of verse were a couplet labeled "Poetry", presumably written sometime in 1824 in the ledger book of Allan & Ellis, his foster father's mercantile company.
The best characterized hESC lines to date are among the earliest lines derived.
In Ford's early lines, parts and product were precisely standardized.
Like earlier lines of Hellmann's dressings, the tagline is, "Pour out the Hellmann's, and bring out the best".
Two early lines of inquiry by the police are understood to focus on the suspect's links to the far right and his mental health.
The poignant longing in his early lines describing the view from ship to shore went straight to the morbid heart of the romance.
I've always loved those early lines from William Carlos William's great poem, "Paterson": "The language is missing them/ they die also/ incommunicado".
She keeps it in a safe deposit box at the bank, away from the prying eyes of her husband, the "you" of those early lines.
