Sentence examples for earliest original from inspiring English sources

"Blowin' in the Wind," one of Dylan's earliest original songs, was on that album.

The earliest original writings in Coptic were the letters by St. Anthony of Egypt, first of the "Desert Fathers".

History has deified grunge's American grand dames, but KJG was one of the era's earliest, original innovators, a frenzied Manic Pixie Nightmare Girl for the 1990s.

"I think that it's extremely fascinating and interesting to get to know the nature of the earliest, original music for the ballet, free as it was from external influence," he wrote in an e-mail message translated from Russian.

Primal, primeval and primordial are all synonyms for "earliest, original, primitive, first in time," from the Latin primus, "first". The phrase the primal scream is from a 1970 book of that title by Arthur Janov, a psychologist who espoused treating mental disorders with primal therapy, in which patients are encouraged to re-enact infancy or express strong emotions by means of shouts and screams.

I found it interesting that many of the investors, suppliers and founders came from some of the earliest original industries in Michigan.

Value: As one of Netflix's earliest Originals, this show has already had many popular and critically acclaimed seasons.

Of course, it's impossible to discuss Lifetime without Lifetime movies, and the quintessential way to describe the Fili-McCormick struggle is with two of the earliest originals: "Wildflower" and "Memories of Murder".

Today an early original can sell for up to $20,000.

Merton compiled a good deal of early original correspondence depicting his work and influences and sent copies to Crothers.

So despite the lukewarm reception for some early original shows, networks are spending a lot of time trying to come up with the right formula.