Sentence examples for from early New from inspiring English sources

RHINEBECK -- "Favorites From Early New York," Hudson Valley Baroque.

Descended from early New England settlers, Dodge began his career in the dry-goods business.

They are the holdouts on a panel of 11 undecided voters, culled from early New York Times/CBS News polls.

Their fellow undecided voters, culled from early New York Times/CBS News polls, made their decisions consistent with their previous party leanings.

Much of the menu is based on recipes from early New England; specialties include pounded cheese, mincemeat pie and Marlborough pudding.

Lately he's been touring with the Afro-Cuban Messengers, a working quintet that occupies the overlap between Cuban music and American jazz, from early New Orleans music to Coltrane.

He portrays a galaxy of artists, ranging from the early New Orleans masters to the very latest prodigies.

Seven models at Avalon Farms, from 2,700 to 4,355 square feet, designed by Richard Moisan, head of Moisan Architects in Woodbury, "are deliberately different from the early New England reproductions that everyone else is doing," he said.

They were culled from respondents to early New York Times/CBS News Polls, back when Rudolph W. Giuliani was the Republican candidate in the race, the number of undecided voters was unusually small and their indecision was based not on ignorance of the candidates but rather on antipathy for them.

FASHION The blizzard kept Suzy Menkes from getting to the early New York fashion shows, so she pulled out her iPad to watch them online.

The show, organized by the photographer Leo Rubinfien, traces the arc of Winogrand's career, from the ebullience of his early New York pictures to the much darker vision of the late work.