Sentence examples for the earliest sections of from inspiring English sources

The earliest sections of the movie play as though they have buffed the sharp edges off Harvey.

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.

DAVID DENBY: I loved the early sections of the movie.

The earlier plays have more puns as do the early sections of plays.

Nowadays an agnostic, Carrère spends the early sections of this book reviewing his almost three years as a committed Christian.

The imperious Freud explains away his patient's obscenely violent fantasies (which make up the early sections of the book) as the aberrations of a conflicted psyche.

The retention of this proper form of address is both comic and tense, particularly in the early sections of the novel.

It's perhaps unsurprising that the earlier sections of the drama work best, with rising star Jessica Chastain excelling as the young secret agent faced with a suitably slimy monster in the imposing form of Jesper Christensen.

But to my taste, he spoils the early sections of the book with too many prolonged academic engagements, and with rival views of when nationalism first arose, rather than sweeping all that into footnotes for the specialist.