Sentence examples for early path from inspiring English sources

In his first two terms as governor in the 1970s and early 1980s, Brown blazed the essential early path on renewable energy and energy efficiency, rail, water, cutting edge research, even the beginnings of what has become known as human-caused climate change.

IN recent years, Gidon Kremer has gravitated toward new or little-known music, but his early path leaned heavily on essential repertory, like Bach's solo sonatas and partitas.

Despite following a promising early path, his Bolton journey took a wrong turn with relegation in 2012 and he was sacked 10 games into the next season.

Perhaps not any more, however, due to the launch of a new Leicestershire-based scheme which is aiming to put youngsters on an early path to a career in healthcare.

"Kraft" signaled the end of an early path that started with Mr. Lindberg's tinkering, as a young piano student, with spare computer parts brought home by his father, who worked for I.B.M.

There are many parents who believe that if children are not put on an early path of elite kindergartens and private tutors, that they will not get into top colleges and universities.

Of the 100-odd articles Bach has published, economists single out his early path-breaking investigations of the causes and effects of inflation, especially those on the distribution of income in a democratic, pluralistic society.

It is amazing how our early paths coincided.

Tomorrow children will see performers trace those early paths, in words and in movement, onstage at Lincoln Center.

"[She] was among the early path-breakers to use performance celebrity for political ends," says Jules-Rosette.

It was, in sum, the earliest path to America for these islanders.