Sentence examples for most notable early from inspiring English sources

One of his most notable early designs was the White U house (1976) in Tokyo.

In grasses, the activation of axillary meristems is the most notable early indication of the passage into flowering.

Perhaps his most notable early achievement has been putting pressure on health insurers to make public proposed rate increases.

For all Mr. Roche's delight in creating crisp, nimble architectural shapes in glass, some of his most notable early work came across as anything but light.

Antecedents of the modern symphony orchestra appeared about 1600, the most notable early example being the ensemble required in the Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi's opera Orfeo.

One of her most notable early papers concerned her continuing treatment in 1926 27 of one of Freud's most famous cases, the Wolf Man.

What's most notable about "Early Days" is how it presents McCartney's vocals.

Some of the most notable and early investigations of healthcare practice pattern variations were a series of studies that demonstrated that the per capita rates of common elective procedures and the rates of hospitalization vary widely across small geographic regions [ 1- 4].

The grave, which may have belonged to local princesses, is one of the most notable of the Early La Tène burials (see La Tène).

Among the most notable of these early Mannerist works are Pontormo's Visdomini altarpiece (1518; Church of S. Michele Visdomini, Florence) and Rosso's Deposition (1521; Pinacoteca Comunale, Volterra).

Among the most notable feats of early railroad building was the 4.75-mile (7.6-km) Hoosac Tunnel, drilled under the Hoosac Range between 1851 and 1875.