Sentence examples for the earliest character from inspiring English sources

Less than three weeks into the season, there was already talk in the clubhouse of facing perhaps the earliest character test in team history.

One of the earliest characters Formby developed was "John Willie".

Sadly, the success of one of the earliest characters he ever developed seems to have turned it into one of the only roles he'll ever play.

The Wicked Witch of the West was probably one of the earliest characters that I recognized as truly complex -- she had a reason to be wicked.

The course harkens back to the early character of golf, Kohler said.

It was adapted by Doyle from his own book, but somehow Alan Parker's film version brought more nuance to the early character development, to the noisome scents of 1980s Dublin disillusionment reaching out to the poor of 1960s America.

Associated with the bones of bear, elk, caribou and other big game animals in the kitchen refuse are the remains of an extinct form of bison (Bison occidentalis), confirming the early character of the site and the early date of its occupation by man.

Clay still bears similarities to the earlier character in Less Than Zero; according to one reviewer, "not all that much is changed.

But there's also a huge difference from the earlier characters.

This final volume, which brings all the earlier characters together, is also the most profound of the trilogy.

The characters who figure in the play's first act, which takes place in 1959, are completely different people from the ones who take up the argument in 2009 (although a couple are latter-day relatives of the earlier characters), but they are linked both by their location and by their chronic inability to discuss black-and-white issues without rancor.