Sentence examples for first explored in from inspiring English sources

It was first explored in a segment on NBC's "Huntley-Brinkley Report," on Nov. 18, 1963.

The theme first explored in menswear, 20th century European decadence, took flight here.

It was first explored in 1871 by Charles F. Hall of the United States.

They were first explored in 1817 by the early Egyptologist Giovanni Battista Belzoni.

The caves were first explored in 1900 by three prospectors, Frank and Albert Michaud and Charles Bush.

Brahms sustains this call-and-response pattern throughout the movement, a motif that he first explored in the little-known Variations on "The Dreidel Song," Op. 34.

On the second, explored in a recent exchange with my colleague Bill Keller that will be taught in journalism schools, he has already made about 10 hires.

Such questions may be commonplace now, but were much less so when Galbraith first explored them in the late 1950s.

When local cavers first explored it, in 1960, they got less than three hundred feet down before the shaft levelled off into an impassable squeeze.

The whole concept of fate, choice, and karmic retribution was first explored back in season one.

"I first explored mescaline in the late '50s.... Three-hundred-fifty to 400 milligrams.