Sentence examples for early recorded from inspiring English sources

Those early recorded collaborations with Reyes marked the beginning of a dynasty – in the early 1980s De Plata's son Tonino, Jacques (Paco) and Maurice (Diego) Baliardo, alongside Reyes's sons Nicolas, André, Canut, Paul and Patchaï, founded the Gipsy Kings.

Early recorded representations were those of visually perceived objects and events, as, for example, the animals and activities depicted in Paleolithic cave drawings.

On Wednesday at 7 p.m., a free party celebrating the reissue of early recorded songs by the poet Allen Ginsberg will feature an evening of poetry and music; the songs are being released in a limited number of recordings, available for $20, that contain seven tracks, a digital download and other items.

A data integrity test was applied to early recorded EDR characteristics data in the time period 01 June 2012 to 29 June 2012 with 1.81 GiB stored in 87 csv data files.

However, research into early recorded use of these terms found examples of some of these terms being used as a sign of surrender in battle or adult fights or quarrels as late as the 18th century.

Early recorded symptoms included pain or paraesthesia at the bite site (36.5%), nausea or vomiting (29.8%), fever (21.8%), myalgia (17.3%), headache (16.3%), and insomnia (6.7%).

These were early waybills, early record-keeping.

Alec Wilkinson on the earliest recorded sounds.

What is the earliest recorded occurrence of each word?

The advancement of ferrous metallurgy led to the earliest recorded blast furnace and the earliest steel.

Thus fifth graders study earliest recorded history, from 3500 B.C. to 750 B.C.