Sentence examples for earliest pages from inspiring English sources

It is a promise that, as Powers reveals from the earliest pages, he will not keep.

In the earliest pages of the Koran, the pen and the writer are glorified.

Bemused, yesterday, to be looking back through the earliest pages of this journal.

Continuing the tradition of relative anonymity of authorship of the manuscript books, the earliest pages never, and later ones only seldom, revealed the author of the work.

We are introduced to the twin cities of "proud Ankh and pestilent Morpork" in the earliest pages of the first Discworld book, The Colour of Magic.

In these earliest pages Superman ("the ur-god") is compared to Moses, Jesus and the Hindu warrior Karna; his sidekick Jimmy Olsen is likened to David Bowie and Madonna, as is the Joker, Batman's nemesis; and Batman is "the Rolling Stones to Superman's Beatles," except when Roy Thomas is the writer and editor who "brought sound to the comic page" just as "the Beatles gave sound a visual dimension".

This is the earliest page in Shulgin's collection.

If the article has so many revisions that they don't all appear on one page, you can click on "Earliest" to go to the earliest page in the history.

Their sniping animates the novel's early pages.

The case Asher builds in these early pages is persuasive.

Several early pages are taken up by a musical score, but Chapter 13 is the revelation.