Sentence examples for earliest time i from inspiring English sources

In his earliest time I thought he perhaps contained the seeds of an English Balzac; but I have quite given that up in proportion as he has come steadily from the less simple in subject to the more simple -- from the Anglo-Indians to the natives, from the natives to the Tommies, from the Tommies to the quadrupeds, from the quadrupeds to the fish, and from the fish to the engines and screws".

"From the earliest time I had frustration, to go out to the edge of a drop-off, as deep as I could go, and look over, and the fish didn't stop, the ocean didn't stop.

From the earliest time I watched movies or TV, I always spotted the way they were setting it up".

"One of the earliest times I can remember using cutting as a way of redefining a space was at FOOD Restaurant," Matta-Clark said.

In the case of Jeremy and Miles, who grew up next door in Brooklyn, from the earliest times I pushed for a hug every time we met.

In an earlier time I might have remained hidden.

What is her compulsion to move towards, rather than away from the things that most terrify her? "From a very early time, I understood that I only learn from things I don't like.

Results of the computational and experimental study demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed passive nonlinear mitigation system to rapidly and efficiently attenuate the global structural response, even at early time (i.e., starting at the first response cycle), thus minimizing the peak demand on the structure.

The languidness of a small town at night, the train whistle and the tiny century-old cottage drew me to an earlier time: I lighted candles, drew a bath in the claw-footed bathtub, turned off the lights and read by candlelight.

"If you had asked me at any earlier time, I would have said I wanted to be a third-grade teacher," Wright said.

At an earlier time, I might have gotten angry, exposed the cowardly act, and embarrassed the guy with the sticky shoes into doing the right thing.