Sentences with phrase «earliest reference»

The headlines mentioned earlier reference the main takeaway of the report: that $ 74 billion figure as a misstep of the Department of Education.

What you can't tell from the images is that a recording was playing in the booth in which Early references coming to terms with his sexuality

The earliest references to it were contained in speeches by the then Governor in August 1992 and March and August 1993.

earlier references were made in the form of spoken language through hymns.

The seer appears as an office long familiar and thoroughly at home among Israelites, quite conceivably dating from pre-Canaan times, but this earliest reference to contagious prophecy conveys the atmosphere of the alien.

The earliest reference to it which we possess occurs in a homily on Luke which Origen wrote at Alexandria before 231, or else in the Refutation of his older contemporary Hippolytus.

According to what I have read, this is the earliest reference to this word in Greek literature.

The earliest reference to «the religions of the world» that Wilfred Cantwell Smith could find after a diligent search (discussed in his recent The Meaning and End of Religion) was in 1508 in Dyalogus Johannis Stamler Augustñ.

Almonds have been cultivated for thousands of years, and early references to them include a passage from the Bible dating to 1400 B.C. Over the centuries, almonds have been enjoyed as a delicacy, revered as a fertility charm, and traded along the ancient Silk Road between the Mediterranean region and China.

In the earliest reference to his work on chiles, the American Journal of Pharmacy noted in 1911: «Wilbur L. Scoville presented a Note on Capsicum, showing the great variation in the strength of capsicum, and suggesting the possibility of the pungency of this drug being used as a simple test for quality.

His documented sewing of cayenne pepper seed at Shadwell in 1767 is one of the earliest references to this form of Capsicum in North America.

Various reports describe sauces made with chiles and black beans being wrapped in corn tortillas and covered with chile sauce, which may be the earliest references to enchiladas.

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• In the look at off - the - scale pH bunkum (24 September), Feedback's earlier reference to alkaline water was in our 20 August issue.

Thus the earlier reference to a documentary feel.

(Prepare yourself for the movie's early references to «flag - twirling» and a historic pocket watch to come back in the most excruciating manner possible.)

An early reference to that marijuana commercial where the kid screams that he learned how to toke the sticky - icky from «You dad!

The earlier reference to Brian Griffin wasn't just facetious: Stark is so much like Brian (from a sense of superiority to a nearly identical voice) that seeing the actor in the flesh just feels kind of weird, like a reverse uncanny valley.

Actually, after going through some of the comments on the earlier referenced question, I decided to carefully inspect my oxygen sensors, one of the them was the cause of all the shorts in the circuit, since I had overlooked them all along.

The earliest reference BookBrowse can find is in the Book of Ezekiel which is presumed to have been written by the Hebrew prophet Ezekiel and thus forms a part of both the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament.

Gregory Titelman's America's Popular Proverbs and Sayings says that the earliest reference to «never say never» is in Charles Dickens» first novel, The Pickwick Papers (1837).

You may not like this convention, but an early reference to serious issues, perhaps with a sideways glance at existing research, does not go amiss if you want to pitch the level of your college essay writing as high as you can.

Thus my earlier reference to the screaming collywobbles.

The origin of this ancient breed predates written records, though the earliest references to them were made in 1000AD.

According to the AKC, the earliest reference to the breed comes from Roman records dating back to 391 A.D..

In the early references on Belize, one notes that there were several Franciscan priests that moved through Belize attempting to set up religious outposts.

The earliest references about surfing are from the 15th century and were found in the notebooks of James Cook during his explorations of Tahiti and the Islands.

Up until now, I knew about the vocaloid craze, I knew that that the SEGA developed games were rhythm based, and I loved the Domino's Japan campaign as evidenced by my earlier reference to it.

Likewise, there's an earlier reference to her Uncle Pey» j that Ancel also acknowledges, and he says the teases hint at «how deep the world can be.»

And it's an early reference by Stella to architectural form.

With Kurt Schwitters as an early reference, Twombly is affected by European modern art as an ideal of uncompromising self - expression, and a feel for the poetry in the most humble substances.

And Clausen et al., 1988 Glaciological Investigations in the Crete area, Central Greenland: A search for a new deep - drilling site also published in Annals of Glaciology for an early reference to the 1889 melt event though as mentioned in the press release Kaitlin Keegan and her advisor Mary Albert at Dartmouth University have more recent research on this event and please contact them for additional specific information.

It's one of the earliest references to the English tradition of putting together a box of money, gifts, hand - me - downs and even leftover food for servants who had to work Christmas day and got the next day off to spend with their families.

An early reference in filings comes in 1991, when Exxon tells shareholders of funding climate studies.