Sentence examples for early journey from inspiring English sources

One day in 1967, Gil Jetley's early journey towards becoming a professional pianist ended abruptly.

Simon & Schuster said the book would discuss Mr. Schwarzenegger's early journey to the United States and his careers in bodybuilding, moviemaking and politics.

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If his early journey – from a two-room cabin in County Down to St John's College Cambridge – was remarkable, so was his career in Haworth, where he campaigned fiercely for better education, health and working conditions for the poor.

But equally fascinating to read him explain how his cherished political instincts started to fail as the optimism of the early journey was replaced by battles on legislation and party funding and titanic clashes with Gordon Brown.

However, that early journey was not with one party.

On the Sabbath morning of Nov. 5, less than three weeks after the release of Sgt. First Class Gilad Shalit in a prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas, Jews in synagogues throughout the world will read a Torah portion concerning Abraham's early journeys.

(Last summer, we published Frazier's two-part account of his earlier journey across Siberia, with photographs by Carl De Keyzer, Seamus Murphy, and Simon Roberts).

In a sense, Beltagy's ascent from the provinces to Parliament echoes an earlier journey made by Hassan al-Banna, the schoolteacher who founded the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928.

When they first arrived, for instance, they took a road trip that was reminiscent of her earlier journey: aimlessly driving around the countryside, out of reach and out of touch.

Shackleton's party covered the distance in 29 days compared with Scott's 59, using a track considerably east of Scott's to avoid the surface problems the earlier journey had encountered.