Sentence examples for pioneering something from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the band was pioneering something different in mento: angst.
We believed we were pioneering something that others loved as much as we did.
What about those people who fully believed they were pioneering something and then… "Crashed.
"We want to be part of pioneering something that's good for the industry," he said.
"It's not that I desire to be a megastar, it's just that I want to be remembered for pioneering something, for setting something into motion or introducing and successfully merging different worlds that don't 'belong together.' I want to speak to everyone".
But the show that has earned him two Baftas and an MBE is the pioneering Something Special, featuring Mr Tumble and using the Makaton signing system, to help relieve the frustration of children with speech difficulties.
Friedan had pioneered something important, even if subsequent feminists were uneasy in her company, and "though her behaviour was often tiresome, she had a point.
The same is true of improving land tenure, which can simply encourage people to sell what have just become their trees to loggers.Mexico and Costa Rica have pioneered something different: "payment for ecosystem services".
Diaghilev pioneered something far beyond specific modes, though: "Astonish me," he demanded of his creators in fine and decorative arts, and astonishment, or anyway shock, has been the fashion norm since.
But instead of the rigid, almost militaristic manufacturing ethos long popular in industry and honed to a high polish in Asia and elsewhere in the 1980's, this generation has pioneered something Mr. Marks calls operations manufacturing.
A proposition somewhere between the epic post-hardcore of Brand New and the melodicism of Jimmy Eat World, by writing a kind of science-fiction emo, the group have pioneered something that serves to make them stranger than either, with many of their albums located in a storyline called The Amory Wars (also a comic-book series).
