Sentence examples for earliest subjects from inspiring English sources

One of his earliest subjects was Philip Glass, whose full frontal face first appeared in Mr. Close's repertory of subjects in 1969, when he was a virtually unknown composer working as an assistant to Mr. Serra.

His earliest subject, a river near his family's home, is now mostly dirt.

Mr. Gowland's early subjects included Ann-Margret, Joey Heatherton, Yvette Mimieux and Julie Newmar.

Velázquez's early subjects were mostly religious or genre (scenes of daily life).

The documentary has been made by Oscar-nominated film-maker Robert Weide, whose earlier subjects have included the Marx Brothers.

Miranda Seymour is a novelist as well as an experienced biographer whose earlier subjects include Lady Ottoline Morrell and Robert Graves.

But for the most part, compared with the range of her earlier subjects, these seem stilted and clichéd.

His early subjects were saints, and later he favored twilit riverbanks, battlefields, bouquets and eerie pastures striped with dead trees.

Greece, one of the early subjects, cut health spending by a quarter in real terms between 2009 and 2012.

Isaacson sees a particular kinship between the men because both worked at the crossroads of "arts and sciences, humanities and technology" — as did Isaacson's earlier subjects, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.

They even managed to win over Balanchine, who became one of the first subjects -- he was pleasantly surprised by the results, as were Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham, who were also early subjects.