Sentence examples for earliest quote from inspiring English sources

Our earliest quote for this use, from 1984, uses the verb in 'I heart my dog's head', a jokey play on bumper stickers featuring a heart and a picture of the face of a particular breed of dog (expressing a person's enthusiasm for, say, shih-tzus) which itself became a popular bumper sticker.

The noun "responsibility" is only used since the late 18th century: since 1782 in French, since 1787 in English (those are the earliest quotes presented in the dictionaries).

Despite statements to the contrary, such as the earlier quote from Nokes et al., design and engineering are different.

When Culp inquired about a rush fee, the appraiser asked for $2,000 — $1,375 more than the earlier quote.

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(If, that is to echo the earlier quote from Socrates he "believes that there is another possible course of action, better than the one he is following").

In these remarks Leibniz is using the term "esoteric" in a subtly different way than he is in the earlier quote from the New Essays.

An early quote from Abrams: "It used to be that after you sold your company to Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) or Microsoft Nasdaq MSFTfor for $200 million, you might start another company.

This view is sometimes also shared by filmmakers who push the boundaries of film, such as Quentin Tarantino (see his earlier quote made when discussing his multi-threaded narrative film Pulp Fiction, 1994).

The earlier quote from the Lüshi chunqiu ends with a powerful message: people think some things happen without reason or cause, attributing it to fate, but they are wrong.

I think Michels' earlier quote (which I loved) also still holds true, and even more so today than ever before: "People used to sit at a desk to 'Internet'.