Sentence examples for early creation from inspiring English sources

An early creation was the Trice, a 36-foot trimaran, or three-hulled boat, built of plywood and fiberglass.

One early creation, Radio Wave, is supposed to transmit himself through the air in his quest to right injustice.

Their early creation is now a museum piece -- literally -- reflecting the software principles and programming culture of its era.

In one of the early creation myths related in the Rigveda, India's oldest text, purusha is also the primal man from whose body the universe was created.

Sentimentalists may also have been influenced by the arrival in the Disney menagerie of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, an early creation of the company's founder.

His early creation Sonate à Trois (1957), based on the sexual triangle of Jean-Paul Sartre's Huis Clos, had featured in the repertoire of Western Theatre Ballet (later Scottish Ballet) in the 1960s.

One of his early creations required students to fill in blank speech balloons from Calvin and Hobbes comic strips, as a way of teaching dialogue.

Even Day's early creations, accented with leather from Gucci's own garment bags, might well have been considered counterfeit, under the theory that they were likely to mislead consumers.

"Manswers," one of Ms. Levy's early creations, features breathless inquiries into topics like the best position in which to have sex while scuba diving and whether breasts bounce differently on the moon.

First they fought passively, then they despaired privately, then they used the new words ambiguously, then pointedly, then they conceived Cain, then they hurled the early creations, then they argued about who owned the pieces of what had never belonged to anybody.

Eric bears a passing resemblance to some of the author's early creations -- people like Lyle Wynant in "Players" (1977), who are drawn to violence and disaster as a way of breaking out of their alienated, detached existences -- but he's such an extreme and uninteresting exemplar of this anomie that he utterly fails to engage our attention.