Sentence examples for early published from inspiring English sources

His early published poetry includes Relations and Contraries (1951) and The Necklace (1955; rev. ed. 1966).

Not all of the early published versions meet modern standards of textual accuracy or authenticity, but this hardly justifies condemning them all as bowdlerizations.

When the Philippines became part of the Spanish empire in the 16th century, printing was introduced, and all the early published works in the vernacular (Tagalog) were of Christian religious subjects.

As well as her Adrian Mole books, the exhibition will highlight the author's many plays and her six other novels, with photographs, work from her time as writer-in-residence at Leicester's Phoenix theatre, and early published articles from the Eyres Monsell and Saffron Community News also on display.

It is a poem with its eye on other auditors – particularly the poet's critics who, from practical considerations or piety, looked disapprovingly on the young man's liaison with the family's servant, Elizabeth Paton, particularly since it resulted in the birth of a "bastard wean" – as one early published text describes her in the dedication.

Two early published studies on topiramate prophylaxis have been conducted in the Western population.

In Dr. Haskins's case, he began learning early, publishing his first scientific paper when he was 18.

According to earlier published accounts, Ogorodnik was compelled to sign a confession while in custody.

The Washington Post earlier published a report that the Obama administration had rejected the platinum-coin idea.

His earliest published writing was for Public Opinion, the newspaper of the Jamaican independence movement.

The first, in 1883, was "The Captain of the Pole-Star," one of his earliest published short stories.