Sentence examples for the early free from inspiring English sources

Jen (AKA JenJen) was one of the few female DJs in the early free party scene.

Many of those involved in the early free party scene have gone on to run records labels, play at or organise licensed events or work in the festival circuit.

John Schreiber, co-producer of the festival, and Robert Weide, producer, were 11 and 7 years old, respectively, when Lenny Bruce--the early free-talking, truth-speaking, disturbing, stubborn, and funny stand-up comic who was arrested on charges of obscenity in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and NYC--died, in 1966, just short of his 41st birthday.

But MobilCom is in a bind: although it thrived in the early free-for-all, it must now buy or build its own network fast, or it will struggle to keep up.

But while liquid biopsies to detect cancer aren't anything new and GRAIL will have to compete with several other contenders both large and small, the technology to take a blood sample and detect the early, free-floating cancer DNA floating in your bloodstream is revolutionary in the industry and only made possible through new DNA sequencing machinery.

Tezuka recalled that the early free-form development of Link's Awakening resulted in the game's "unrestrained" contents, such as the unauthorized cameo appearances of characters from the Mario and Kirby series.

A similar trend can also be seen in the modern xiphosuran Limulus, the early free-swimming instars of which have comparatively longer prosomal appendages than the benthically inclined adults [ 81].

The earliest free diver of renown was a Greek sponge fisherman named Haggi Statti.

He said: "The dangers of poorly thought-through policy, rushed in to be able to claim a result, are also exemplified in the shaky results delivered by the earliest free schools.

One of the earliest free-jazz artists in New York City, Dixon produced (1964) the historically important October Revolution in Jazz festival, which introduced a generation of post-Ornette Coleman musicians, and cofounded the cooperative Jazz Composers Guild.

One benefit of pumping water under pressure was that a system could be built that followed the contours of the land; the earlier free-flowing systems had to maintain certain gradients over varied terrain.