Sentence examples for early subjects from inspiring English sources

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.

One of her early subjects was martyrdom, a central tenet in Shiite Islam, and how it had been institutionalized by the government, especially after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Iran, in 1980.

Whatever is dated in his early subjects — car models, hairdos — barges into the present with a redolence of William Faulkner's famous remark that the past isn't only not dead, it isn't even past.

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.

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

The documentary has been made by Oscar-nominated film-maker Robert Weide, whose earlier subjects have included the Marx Brothers.

Miranda Seymour is a novelist as well as an experienced biographer whose earlier subjects include Lady Ottoline Morrell and Robert Graves.