Sentence examples for world seminal from inspiring English sources

If there's ever a time I get to justify using the world "seminal" to refer to a label, it's for Stones Throw.

In an ideal world a seminal club would bow out with an emotional closing party that honoured the DJs, dancers and anthems that made it a nightlife legend.

Before these efforts were cut short by widespread public indifference, they gave the world three seminal LPs, and the law of averages ensured that Ant and Dec did in fact record two excellent singles – When I Fall In Love and Stuck On U – while Our Radio Rocks remains more credible than their current No 1.

Keep on truckin': Krafcik's next stop was MIT's Sloan School of Management for an MBA, where he studied under James Womack, coauthor of "The Machine That Changed the World," a seminal book on Toyota.

Into this world stepped seminal figures including the marine biologist Rachel Carson whose 1962 book, Silent Spring, documented the effects of widespread pesticide use in the United States and is credited with jumpstarting the modern environmental movement.

At key stage 3, students should read "seminal world literature [pdf]".

For history students, 2015 marks the centenary of one of the first world war's seminal battles.

And a brief nod at Key stage 3 to "seminal world literature, written in English" is not enough.

I was 18 years old, and it was beyond exciting for anyone who experienced it as a seminal World Cup experience.

Seminal world events raise all the threats to credibility in one hit: slippery politicians; the mendacious potential of technology (remember when a photograph was a document of unarguable truth?

Our new national curriculum, which for example requires the study of Shakespeare from year 7 and explicitly requires the reading of "seminal world literature", will help them to do that.