Sentence examples for early segment from inspiring English sources

In an early segment, he and his gang race cars made from bits of kitchens.

"Supply teachers are dinner ladies who got lucky" he notes in another early segment.

One early segment presented a slow-motion montage about the workers who renovated the Ed Sullivan Theater, turning it into an airier, roomier version of his NBC set.

Participants primarily looked at room cues during the early segment of each trial, but primarily focused on the apparatus as the trial progressed, suggesting distinct, sequential stimulus functions.

An early segment, featuring a man and a woman who start out playing strip poker on a porch, reveals, in Ms. Holland's opinion, too many "gynecological shots" to be of interest to women.

In an early segment, our host interviews a food historian about sustenance: What did the slaves have to eat, and how did they cook it to not only feed themselves but in order to find joy in the scraps that were more or less thrown to them from their white oppressor's welcome table?

The early segments become a bit plodding as every character gets the required two-sentence scene that brings viewers up to date.

Early segments of "The Secret Museum," which was broadcast on Pacifica Radio's WBAI-FM from 1990 to 1996 and moved to WFMU in 1997, featured Kafka and Mr. Conte chatting informally about the records; these days the programs rely mostly on Mr. Conte's commentaries.

The early segments of the book, set in Finney's present day, certainly paint a less glamorous picture of the New York advertising world than that to which we've been exposed in "Mad Men".

Though the early segments of his three-hour show were devoted to what Mr. Limbaugh had learned about himself in treatment, he still took time to practice his stock in trade, advancing the message of the right and lambasting the left.

While early segments featured a variety of different games, the reaction of teenage fans to Duel Monsters was overwhelming, inspiring Takahashi to create a real-life version, wherein players would pit the numerically valued fighting abilities of trading-card characters against each other.