71.   This legend was probably developed in emulation of those relating to the early years of the Goths.

72.   This had been first attempted in the early years of the nineteenth century.

73.   But by the early years of the twentieth century such proposals were receiving more serious and widespread attention than ever before.

74.   The chapters on working with children in the early years, and on planning, give further suggestions about finding an appropriate frame.

75.   The early post-war years saw a rapid rise in prosperity and with it a desire to own motor cars.

76.   In his early years he appeared in concert parties.

77.   Tonight we start with the early years.

78.   In the early years of the Thatcher government, it was fashionable to decry what was characterised as the overweening power of the trades unions.

79.   It is here, in the crucial early years, that patterns of discipline and co-operation are set, and the security or insecurity of the self is established.

80.   It sounds like the Fire Service has come a long way from the early years.