Sentence examples for this early example from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, this early example of checkbook journalism was a gross abuse of corporate prerogative.

Slightly taken aback by this early example of cross-dressing, Noël said brightly, 'Edna, why it's you.

Scotto/Horne/Pavarotti/Ghiaurov/RAI Orchestra Rome, 1977 An extraordinary quartet of soloists for this early example of Abbado's greatness in Verdi.

The bigger change may now come from plans by the coalition centre-right government in Denmark to rid the capital of this early example of a sustainable eco-living.

This early example of what is now called "design hacking" or "co-design" has won Darwin a bit part role in "A Taxonomy of Office Chairs," a new book by the American industrial designer and design researcher Jonathan Olivares.

In this early example of performance art, Beuys is shown during the three days in 1974 when he lived in a caged room at a New York gallery, communicating by gestures and the use of symbolic objects (a felt covering, copper cane, flashlight, gloves) with a coyote sharing the space with him.

In the tales of heroic Greece, royal succession often passed from father-in-law to son-in-law, and some historians have seen in this an early example of the epikleros pattern.

It was found under a hedge so perhaps this is an early example of hedge fund trading".

This was an early example of the rule that women will not vote for men who yell.

This was an early example of the use of white light to resolve the "2 pi ambiguity".

This became an early example of fights that attracted the attention and criticism of boxing analysts, particularly those in New York.