Sentence examples for early essence from inspiring English sources

In between all of this remarkable characterization, the current season of "Girls" has consistently captured the comedic groove that defined its early essence.

Earlier, Essence of Dubai set himself up for a run in the Kentucky Derby by winning the $2 million U.A.E.

Ms. Saunders, the mixologist who did much to start the current hipster cocktail culture, came across "Aroma," then sought out Ms. Aftel's earlier book "Essence and Alchemy".

In essence, early marriage happens because girls are deemed a burden.

"From early on, the essence of the game has been shot-making," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the court today.

His early work, the essence of orthodox postmodern appropriation, consists of influential yet hermetic rephotographs of the ads and fashion spreads in glossy magazines.

"We beg to call to your attention /Some minor problems of the soul", protests the breeze in the early poem "Goldfish (Essence of Summer Magazines)".

In essence, early maturing variety and delayed planting date are reported as the most efficient agronomical approaches for mitigating harmful effects of climate change and proposed to be considered in designing and managing potato ecosystems of the region for future climatic conditions.

Project director Greg LoPiccolo said in an early preview: "In essence [... it's] this undefined medieval age, sort of medieval [Europe] meets Brazil meets City of Lost Children.

In essence, early efforts that use NGS diagnostics to aid in therapeutic decision-making will be experimental and will often involve single patients.

In essence, early post-pyloric feeding did not provide any advantage over gastric feeding but did delay the achievement of the nutritional target.