Sentence examples for the earliest section of from inspiring English sources
The living room has a high ceiling and a fireplace, and the dining room is in the earliest section of the home and has a wide fireplace and built-ins.
Christie's Proust sale includes the complete text, in annotated galley proofs, of "Combray," the earliest section of "A la Recherche du Temps Perdu," as well as the text of all but the final page of "Un Amour de Swann" ("Swann in Love").
In the earliest section of the first Finnhorse studbook, 105 of the stallions listed were chestnut and only 8 were bay.
The earliest sections of the movie play as though they have buffed the sharp edges off Harvey.
TODO: Add reference to the earlier section of the report on RMX implementation.
The early section of the book, which traces humanity's small steps seaward, whizzes along with insight, clarity and drama.
As in The Girls' Guide, much of the early section of the novel is concerned with relatively uneventful American family life.
From there, he went on to script Barabbas (1962) for Dino De Laurentis, and the early section of a projected film of The Bible (1966).
The early section of Part 1 deals with Shackleton's efforts to raise money for the expedition and his tangled domestic life.
Time's acid was their natural high, and it accounts for the hallucinogenic flare in the paintings by Constable, Turner, Richard Wilson, John Sell Cotman and John Martin that dominate the early section of Tate Britain's exhibition.
On the other hand, the earlier section of the story perhaps has more universal appeal, particularly in an environmental context where droughts and floods are routinely reported and mythologized as aspects of an extreme continental and national landscape where Australians battle with or struggle to accommodate powerful natural forces.
