Sentence examples for early lists from inspiring English sources

The early lists included making straight A's, winning local tournaments, and learning to play "Louie, Louie".

Plus, the early lists of wealthy often led to unwanted scrutiny, including investigations and jail for some on tax evasion or corruption charges.

Some early lists included the Walls of Babylon or the Palace of King Cyrus of Persia in place of one of the sites noted above.

Two other countries that appeared on early lists of alliance partners were removed, but those updated rosters carried the original date and no mention that they had been changed.

Mr. Ashcroft's name cropped up on early lists of possible candidates, but seemed to fade from consideration because of the strong opposition it would draw from civil rights and women's rights groups.

Many hardback publishers were reluctant to get involved, early lists were compelled to focus on elderly classics rather than new works, and even George Orwell sounded a note of protectionist caution.

I'm going to go back now to the early list.

Mr. McCullough was on an early list of suspects in 1957.

The early list suggested none of the ministries had gone to ultraconservative Islamists known as Salafis.

In December 2007, Ashker was named to the United States Equestrian Federation's winter training list for eventing, which is considered an early list of potential Olympic competitors.

Dr. Beers used the Boston study as groundwork to establish an early list of drugs with known side effects on the elderly.