Sentence examples for early exploits from inspiring English sources

Robson, for whom entire forests were felled in order to provide newspapers with enough paper to record her early exploits, arrives at Wimbledon after a rocky year.

A Romance Ends, a Business Thrives Freeman, 27, has had much to cope with recently: first and foremost her acrimonious and litigious professional split in May with Bideau, the former Melbourne sports journalist and track and field specialist who wrote about Freeman's early exploits and began dating her in 1990 when he was 30 and she was 17.

In the Iliad he is about 70 years old and sage and pious; his role is largely to incite the warriors to battle and to tell stories of his early exploits, which contrast with his listeners' experiences, shown to be soft and easy in comparison with his own.

As China builds a modern armada, it is pouring money into underwater archaeology and rewriting the history of its early exploits on the high seas.

Notts, chasing second place in the Championship, had looked in pole position going into the third day, but their chances of winning their final fixture of the summer receded after the early exploits of the Sussex bowlers.

The revelation about the amount of water chemically bound into the fine-grained particles of the soil is just one nugget of information to come from a series of five papers in the respected journal describing the early exploits of the rover.

Meanwhile, Will Maxwell Jenkinss), in an early exploit, befriends a robot and brings his new protector home to meet his skeptical parents.

Branches of the ancestral terrestrial stock early exploited the protection and productivity of the trees, whereas other lineages added further dimensions to the mammalian spectrum by adapting to life beneath the ground, in the air, and in marine and freshwater habitats.

His earlier exploits inspired a television series.

Or did the show really just suffer from trying to match its earlier exploits?

His latest book ingeniously synthesizes Burton Kaplan's bizarre biography, his testimony, and Mr. Breslin's memoirs of his own earlier exploits and encounters with characters who punctuated his columns but are mostly dead, imprisoned, or hidden in witness protection programs.