Sentence examples for early output from inspiring English sources

Nobody really knew what to make of her early output as MIA, she recalls.

Certainly Pop Art's historical reputation for optimism is not confirmed by Mr. Oldenburg's early output.

Other features common to the movement's early output include an interest in secrets, in sex, and in family and community.

Lead singer Al Jourgensen has famously described the album as "an abortion", and it remains alone in Ministry's early output in not receiving a re-release.

His early output from the 1950s bears a striking similarity to pictures by Paul Klee, whose work he encounted for the first time at exhibitions in Switzerland.

The selection has been tailored both to highlight Warhol's innovative early output and to focus attention less on his photographs as aesthetic objects than as sources for his work in other mediums.

I can recall being involved in an early output-monitoring project in 1988 in the BBC's documentary features department.

Links were established with the trials units at the University of Birmingham, who provided invaluable guidance and initial training in study design, methodology, statistics and analysis Initial projects were simple multicentre cohort studies designed to build links and cement the network, as well as to generate early some early outputs and perpetuate interest in the venture.

I've been a fan of Pional since the mid-2000s and his earlier output on Hivern Discs and Young Turks.

Harvey's earliest output may have been more transparently personal – think of the wracked and honest Dry and Rid Of Me albums, and their unadorned live presentations.

The Philadelphia-based duo's début album, "Breakfast," is a more poppy and polished affair than their earlier output, but it's not without a sense of humor.