Sentence examples for earliest to explore from inspiring English sources
It's also the western publisher that got in earliest to explore the freemium models emerging from the Far East.
Ethiopia was one of the earliest to explore this, and Kenya has bought into a more recent, Africa-wide product known as the African Risk Capacity (ARC).
Our studies are among the earliest to explore the workplace implications of IT-induced stress, technology addiction and deviant IT misuse behaviors.
Show up early to explore the dining room, pub and sitting rooms, and admire the antique furniture.
Several times a year now, I'll arrive early to explore a smaller city's museums or unique neighborhoods.
Her mother died when she was young; her father, a security guard, encouraged her early to explore the natural world.
The V&A is still in the early stages of unpacking the archive so it is too early to explore the content of the letters.
Initially, when first presented with the script, Mr. Hersen had misgivings that it was too early to explore Mr. Strauss-Kahn's epic downfall.
Attractions en route Stop early to explore the labyrinth of cobbled streets in Ulverston (and the Laurel and Hardy Museum if you must), or climb up to Hoad Monument for views to the Old Man of Coniston and Morecambe Bay.
This was the successor to William Temple College, which had been set up some years earlier to explore further the concerns of Temple, a former archbishop of York and Canterbury, with the relations between religion and social, economic and political issues.
In the final weeks of John Oxley's 1818 expedition, which set out six months earlier to explore the upper reaches of the Macquarie River, the interlopers were desperate to reach the established penal colony of Newcastle, situated over 200km along the coast to the south.
