Sentence examples for first trappings from inspiring English sources

We see the early connections with record executives, other musicians, the first trappings of fame.

The first two trappings were performed on the 3 and 4 of June, soon after new moon.

A second trapping period was also carried out during the second day after the corolla opening (from 3 pm to 9 am; 18 h trapping period).

The first poem in "Trappings," "Dorothea Tanning's 'Cousins,' "concerns an artwork.

The first uses the trappings of the future to explore the present, suggesting to its audience that the existence of starships, aliens, and (to stray into that other sci-fi franchise) lightsabres doesn't meaningfully change the experience of the human condition.

This study is the first intensive live-trapping evaluation of reinvasion dynamics of northern pocket gophers in removal sites.

It was the killing of Cupcake, a border collie mix, in a conibear trap last winter that first spurred the anti-trapping campaign here.

In his first use of the trappings of the office, Mr. Obama seemed at ease and filled the screen, as political professionals put it.

The first basement carries the trappings of what power brings; Mr. Labertit described it as a place of culture and comfort, with a large meeting room and a library with the books in their original Latin, befitting a former professor like Mr. Gbagbo.

The film's first act has the trappings of a softcore porn, right down to the rollerblading stud who asks for a wine glass and a Snapple in the same breath upon arriving at a Southern California yacht club.

It is fueled by an obsession with celebrity and accented with the trappings of first-class travel, serious real estate and privilege.