Sentence examples for early materials from inspiring English sources

Textual criticism is concerned with establishing, as far as is possible, the original texts of the biblical books from the critical comparison of the various early materials available.

The Look These plastics, replicated using early materials like tree resin or sawdust mixed with animal blood, give the duo's timeless vases, bowls and light fixtures a refreshingly tactile spin.

The startup's early materials also focused on the speed of its "patent-protected" technology — a hint as to why Spotify wanted to own, rather than partner.

Other early materials used in attempted breast augmentations -- often with disastrous results -- include ivory, glass balls, ground rubber and ox cartilage.

Japan once compared their early materials to that of American hip-hop artists such as The Black Eyed Peas, stating that their material included "catchy vocals, rap and characters".

After that, the introduction of early materials from Russia, Canada and Romania, as well as the introgression with wild Helianthus species allowed the emergence of the Argentinean germplasm, which has a distinct genetic constitution and is well adapted to local growing conditions [ 2, 3].

His early material was exuberantly silly.

(Prince wrote all their early material).

Some of the early material seemed completely raw.

RILEY -- There's more early material, and there's more contemporary material.

His early material is filled with reminiscences of his two grandmothers.