Sentence examples for early references from inspiring English sources

A Niebuhr biographer, Charles C. Brown, said he was surprised to hear of the early references.

Again, no architect was listed, but early references strongly suggest it was designed in the Navy's "plan factory".

Early references indicate that it was not the original name for Broadway but was preceded by Wagen Wegh (Wagon Way) and Brede Wegh (Broad Way).

Despite the movie's early references to infections in Paris and New York, the possibility of a global epidemic seems slight in view of the character of the fictitious virus.

With its autumnal-sounding title, and pointed early references to migrating geese's knowing when it's time to leave, it's not unexpected that "The Outgoing Tide," playing at 59E59 Theaters, focuses on the difficult journey of decline and death.

Although book collecting is certainly as old as the book itself, early references to it (as distinct from the acquisition of books for purely utilitarian purposes) are uncommon and can be misleading.

(An early reference has him painting decorations on candlesticks for religious processions).

There's even an early reference, he said, to a television show in the book: "And TV in the 1930s was in a very rudimentary state indeed".

He's the one beseeching, "Wouldn't you like to be loved by me?" (There is the troubling early reference to Frank's tendencies as a wife-beater.

See, for instance, [9] for an early reference where a concavity argument is used.

In audio, an early reference to simultaneous use of sinusoidal and noise coding is [35].