Sentence examples for early subject from inspiring English sources

Early subject choices force children down a path that can be difficult to re-tread later.

Another provocative early subject was his mother-in-law, Berdie Burger, nude, her flesh sagging, a Rubensian figure.

In the burgeoning fan movement, Williamson became an early subject of comics historians with the publication of Jim Vadeboncoeur's Al Williamson: His Work in 1971 and the "Al Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise, featured in the fanzine Rocket's Blast Comicollector in the early 1970s.

Blood cells have been an early subject of mechanical studies since they are easy to access and per se single cells.

Our observation of an attenuated phase shift response induced by a light pulse in the early subject night (CT 16) – known to induce phase delays (35) – suggests a deficiency of the endogenous circadian machinery to the entrainment by external stimuli in HAB mice.

Mr. Gowland's early subjects included Ann-Margret, Joey Heatherton, Yvette Mimieux and Julie Newmar.

Velázquez's early subjects were mostly religious or genre (scenes of daily life).

His early subjects were saints, and later he favored twilit riverbanks, battlefields, bouquets and eerie pastures striped with dead trees.

Greece, one of the early subjects, cut health spending by a quarter in real terms between 2009 and 2012.

They even managed to win over Balanchine, who became one of the first subjects -- he was pleasantly surprised by the results, as were Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham, who were also early subjects.

The Mississippi River and Niagara Falls were Soth's early subjects, and he remains preoccupied by the American landscape and the American character in latest series, "Broken Manual," for which he sought out people living off the grid: survivalists, drifters, and recluses.