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Meanings of early pioneer in anglès

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Usage of early pioneer in anglès
1
After his early pioneer days, his American homes were chiefly in New England.
History of American Literature
2
Poor, sour fruit, too, but sweet in those early pioneer days.
Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and Other Papers
3
KL Felicitas Foundation is an early pioneer of the approach.
The Guardian
4
Icarus, that early pioneer of aviation, had a similar experience.
The Irish Times
5
They did all the work on the early pioneer farm.
Birds and Poets : with Other Papers
6
Julia Roberts: America's sweetheart, Hollywood royalty -and an early pioneer of armpit-hairacceptance.
The Irish Times
7
The early pioneer plants won't even have to wait for the pavement to fall apart.
The world without us
8
Teddy was an early pioneer of the green movement.
The Guardian
9
He was only twenty, but he showed himself a man during those early pioneer days.
The Story of a Pioneer
10
Since this early pioneer work changes in school work have been numerous and of far-reaching importance.
The History of Education / Educational Practice and Progress Con...
11
The company was an early pioneer of automotive safety systems in the 1960s, according to its website.
Reuters
12
Sophie Mary Wallace was an early pioneer of flower photography, but her original autochromes have gone missing.
The Irish Times
13
Squint and you can see Cecil Williams as an early pioneer of user-­centered design, as it were.
Wired
14
The half-time show has come a long way -but an early pioneer was the great Carol Channing.
The Guardian
15
An early pioneer in the US social media has invested in Peter Jackson's video effects company Weta Digital.
Radio NZ
16
Taken in 1904 by an early pioneer of the form, it is photography's equivalent of an old master.
The Guardian
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