Sentence examples for earliest published works from inspiring English sources

MICHAEL HERSCH'S Sonata No. 1 for unaccompanied cello is one of his earliest published works, written when he was 23, in 1994.

The V&A has the largest collection of Potter material in the world, and an exhibition this summer, Beatrix Potter's London, will bring together images, letters, sketches and her earliest published works.

The influence of Olivier Messiaen on Takemitsu was already apparent in some of Takemitsu's earliest published works.

Kafka's earliest published works were eight stories which appeared in 1908 in the first issue of the literary journal Hyperion under the title (Contemplation).

Although neutralising antibody titres are low evidence from animal infections, including some of the earliest published works from Shope, the founding father of papillomavirus research (Shope, 1937), showed very clearly that neutralising antibody was protective.

It's a marvellous, decades-wide treasure chest, ranging from the Czech author's earliest published work to the last collection Holub completed before he died in 1998.

Her earliest published work was in mathematics, in the Educational Times of England.

This is especially evident in discussions of Newton's earliest published work, which was in the field of optics.

You and Dan Clowes went to Pratt and published Psycho Comics together, containing your earliest published work.

The earliest published work that we know of that deals with methods for synthesising qualitative research was written in 1988 by Noblit and Hare [ 31].

When the Philippines became part of the Spanish empire in the 16th century, printing was introduced, and all the early published works in the vernacular (Tagalog) were of Christian religious subjects.