Sentence examples for early excursions from inspiring English sources

Don't mess with this sleep cycle by planning early excursions.

Lelong has Hélio Oiticica's early excursions into abstraction from the same period.

As important as recordings such as Wendy Carlos's Switched-on Bach were in bringing Moog's synthesizer to the wider public, these early excursions now sound pretty dated.

Despite some early excursions into experimental photography, it was only in 1996, when he started experimenting with a computer, that Mr. Costa said he found a true sense of creative freedom as a photographer.

Those of us going on early excursions meet in the Kamaaina Lounge, where two men with ukuleles play and sing Don Ho songs (it is the only time on the trip that I hear "Tiny Bubbles"), and six women, two of them gray-haired, three of them bespectacled and all with flowers in their hair, perform a decorous hula.

The authors are careful to describe the course settings in which this and similar studies have been conducted, in particular highlighting the pedagogical strategies used to support the students' learning as they make these early excursions into the primary literature.

Roberto Rossellini made an early excursion to devastated Berlin for "Germany Year Zero," and another to India for "India Matri Bhumi".

When the embargo of Wertham's personal papers at the Library of Congress expired in 2010, comics researcher Carol Tilley, a professor of library of information science at the University of Illinois, made an early excursion into the psychiatrist's daunting amount of archive, with astounding discoveries.

Massa's time of 1 32.233 was quicker than Räikkönen's, who was slowed down by an early excursion across the sand, requiring a pit stop.

Earlier excursions into genre fiction have freed some writers.

Despite the out-there location, it actually strikes me as a more conventional play than his earlier excursions into unexplored territory.