Sentence examples for early department from inspiring English sources

Now we miss the early department stores.

"Very symmetrical -- there's a 19th-century order to them, like museum display or an early department store".

In an article on early department stores, published in "Valentine's Manual of Old New York" (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1921), John Crawford Brown described B. Altman as "the best for ladies' apparel, cloaks, coats and so forth," especially for sealskin.

"Department stores had whole departments for things like that, and there was much more emphasis on service," said Susan Porter Benson, a University of Connecticut historian of early department stores.

Those early departments all used the London Metropolitan Police as a model.

By 1967 Project MAC had become its own interdepartmental laboratory, separated from its earlier Department of Electrical Engineering home.

Agency veterans recall the NE department was established by hiving off nuclear energy from the earlier department of nuclear energy and safety, which was led by a Russian DDG.

The university has a long history with its earliest departments established in 1912.

Professor Chris Stringer, head of the museum's early human department, said yesterday the truth might never be known.

Christie held a professorship in the early music department of the Paris conservatoire for over a decade and has continued to teach, most notably at his own biennial academy for young singers in Caen, Jardin des Voix.

Ms. Leon and her collaborators are working with 55,000 unpublished documents from the United States' early War Department that have been collected, copied and reconstructed in the last dozen years to replace those largely destroyed in 1800 when a fire swept through the department's offices.