Sentence examples for trailblazing work from inspiring English sources

Bell's most influential book, Race, Racism and American Law (1973), was a trailblazing work on critical race theory and became a mainstay for law schools.

At the same time, The Signature of All Things brings to the fore all those forgotten women of science, whose trailblazing work was swallowed up by more famous men.

Wayne Curtis, author of "And a Bottle of Rum: A History of the New World in Ten Cocktails," (Crown, 2006) called Mr. Berry "the Indiana Jones of tiki drinks" for his trailblazing work in uncovering recipes and marveled at his commitment to craft.

We ought to pay tribute to the trailblazing work of Mark's former PGMOL mentor, Graham Poll – or Polly, as he likes to make third-person reference to himself – whose tireless attempts at self-promotion have yet to yield the stardom he appears to desire.

According to the Washington Post, the attorney general Eric Holder introduced Gupta to her new DOJ staff on Wednesday, saying that "even as she has done trailblazing work as a civil rights lawyer, Vanita is also known as a unifier and consensus builder".

Throughout the ceremony, several black women were recognized for their trailblazing work in their respective fields.

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is one of the trailblazing works of feminism.

He composed a number of trailblazing works using the Mark II synthesizer, lent to the studio by RCA Victor (who developed it at their Sarnoff Research Centre), including Composition for Synthesizer (1961) and Philomel for voice and tape (1964), one of Babbitt's most frequently performed works.

Vernon Smith, one of my intellectual heroes, and a laissez-faire kind of guy, has shown in his trailblazing experimental work that bubbles arise again and again without special assistance.

His trailblazing fusion work with Tony Williams, John McLaughlin, Miles Davis, Carlos Santana and as a leader in his own right would all be part of a seemingly un-matchable legacy that catapulted the organ from the confines of the groove to limitless possibilities of the stratosphere.

In the 1940's, she was one of the trailblazing women who worked as stage managers with "Oklahoma!" on Broadway and the national tour of "Othello" with Paul Robeson.