Sentence examples for earliest volume from inspiring English sources

His earliest volume of verse was published in 1889, and its slow-paced and lyrical poems display Yeats' debts to Edmund Spenser, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and the poets of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

While she was grateful for her many youthful readers, she told us that she had written even the earliest volumes of the Adrian Mole roman fleuve "for adults".

The earliest volumes are in Victoria's handwriting, and later ones were transcribed by her private secretary and her daughter Beatrice – who heavily edited the journals she transcribed, and to the anguish of historians destroyed the originals.

Anyone familiar with the earlier volume will know exactly what to expect.

(Gizzi likes machines: his brilliant title for an earlier volume of poems was "Artificial Heart").

Now Mr. Bobbitt has focused on the newly forming world he began to explore in that earlier volume.

Or take his trip to the Chinese embassy after Mao's death, recorded in an earlier volume of his diaries.

McElhone's earlier volume, "Harry's ABC of Mixing Cocktails," has the cocktail listed using Canadian Club as the whisky.

And the large-mouthed bass, a classic American fish, was labeled the salmon-formed growler in an early volume of "The Naturalist's Library".

And though it runs to more than 800 densely detailed pages, it lacks some of the vital context that the earlier volume provided.

Wolfert's book, a continuation of her earlier volume "The Cooking of the Eastern Mediterranean," roams through many of the same countries.