Sentence examples for earliest seeds from inspiring English sources

The earliest seeds of my struggle to fight for children's rights were planted on my very first day of school.

Chris Kelly: I remember two phone calls from Ryan that represent the earliest seeds of Convene.

The earliest seeds of the company began in 2011 at the TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon in New York.

After lampooning the earliest seeds of the reality-show era, the latest installment glides with precision into a new age of pop-cultural trends to mock, like the rise of the prestige-baiting "docuseries".

But therein lie some momentous turning points -- moments that determine whether a fledgling embryo will grow and thrive or sputter and die, and moments at which the earliest seeds of disease can be sown.

A middle Devonian precursor to seed plants has been identified from Belgium, predating the earliest seed plants by about 20 million years.

At present, most of the earliest seed plants have been discovered from the Late Devonian of the Laurussian continent.

"The early seeds of capitalism are planted, and the merchant class that makes the money spends it".

"What we see today in terms of great voids and this cosmic web is a direct consequence of those early seeds," Dr. Cen said.

Songs like ["I Shall Not Be Moved"] were like the early seeds that planted in my mind and made me love dance music.

While none of these are immune from blame, racism also continues because the taproot of its early seeds has not yet been cut by white liberals".