Sentence examples for styles first from inspiring English sources
Trying mastering tried and tested styles first.
All are easily recognizable as refined and regularized versions of letter styles first developed and standardized by scribes.
At that time, when gay life styles first emerged as models for universally desirable social improvements, I was, I thought, about as gay as a straight man can be without being a straight man who everyone knows is gay.
The main thrust of this examination of Central Asian music will be on the traditions and styles first of Afghanistan and the sedentary population of Turkistan, then of the Turkic nomads, the Mongols, and the Siberian peoples, and finally of the Himalayan peoples in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China as well as in Bhutan, Nepal, and the northeastern Indian state of Sikkim.
This list barely begins to cover the extent of an outlaw artistic movement in "Art in the Streets," which tracks the great graffiti dispersion from styles first created in New York by Lee Quinones, Dondi, Futura 2000 and others and that soon enough made it to Philadelphia, Chicago, the West Coast and the world.
But from the moment he first heard the music of Little Richard as a teenager, he chose to identify himself as black, and his most significant contribution to his country's culture was to bring black American pop styles — first soul, then disco and funk — into the Brazilian mainstream.
All judges fought hard for their favourites and the result is a 2015 list of 20 to be proud of - with its mix of genres and styles, first-timers and well-known names from around the world.
They read a total of 165 books to come up with their longlist of 20 novels for the £30,000 award, a lineup which the Liberty director called a list "to be proud of – with its mix of genres and styles, first-timers and well-known names from around the world".
The princess style first was introduced in 1848 but was little worn until the 1860s.
Tap'o style, Korean adaptation of a Chinese architectural style first introduced from China late in the Koryŏ period (935 1392).
I've mentioned indirect free style, first deployed in extended form by Jane Austen.
