| "...to capture dreams." "The great pioneer of early filmmaking died during..." "...the Great War." | |
| "Dr. Darryl M. Beekman, genetic engineering pioneer... died Tuesday in a fire at his Spring Creek home." | |
| "Ha, ha, ha, mom was born in the pioneer days," | |
| "I, a young pioneer of the Soviet Union, | |
| "Side by side Each pioneer from every land | |
| "...to capture dreams." "The great pioneer of early filmmaking died during..." "...the Great War." | |
| "Dr. Darryl M. Beekman, genetic engineering pioneer... died Tuesday in a fire at his Spring Creek home." | |
| "Ha, ha, ha, mom was born in the pioneer days," | |
| "I, a young pioneer of the Soviet Union, | |
| "Side by side Each pioneer from every land | |
| "One of the pioneers of stem cell research. | |
| "The labor camps are pioneers of the cultural assimilation of our far land." | |
| "We young Leninist pioneers..." | |
| "the sirens resound in all the factories, "in all the trains and all the ships of the world "in honour of the pioneers of the spaceship..." | |
| 'As important as our quest for seed, 'the planet our scouts located 'supports a small band of human inhabitants... 'perhaps the remnants of pioneers 'who set out yahrens ago from our own Colonies. | |
| "One of the pioneers of stem cell research. | |
| "The labor camps are pioneers of the cultural assimilation of our far land." | |
| "We young Leninist pioneers..." | |
| "the sirens resound in all the factories, "in all the trains and all the ships of the world "in honour of the pioneers of the spaceship..." | |
| 'As important as our quest for seed, 'the planet our scouts located 'supports a small band of human inhabitants... 'perhaps the remnants of pioneers 'who set out yahrens ago from our own Colonies. | |
| "Blitzkrieg, " or "lightning war, " was a strategy pioneered by the Germans in World War II. | |
| 'And he'd pioneered a scientific method 'and so could make rapid progress in mapping the elements. | |
| - S ? , pioneered. | |
| A gas used in the dye industry that Perkin had pioneered. | |
| A lot of the technology which freed the film noir was actually pioneered during the war. | |
| "From the mid-'70s to mid-'80s," "Harper was known as a pioneering producer" "and A R man" | |
| "That first pioneering flight was over 90 years ago... | |
| - Also, the entirety of their recent stumbles with Homicide, with Intersite, with the very decision to pursue video instead of more pioneering applications. | |
| - He's pioneering the field of cellular regeneration. | |
| - I thought I might do a bit of pioneering. | |
| "Blitzkrieg, " or "lightning war, " was a strategy pioneered by the Germans in World War II. | |
| 'And he'd pioneered a scientific method 'and so could make rapid progress in mapping the elements. | |
| - S ? , pioneered. | |
| A gas used in the dye industry that Perkin had pioneered. | |
| A lot of the technology which freed the film noir was actually pioneered during the war. | |
| "From the mid-'70s to mid-'80s," "Harper was known as a pioneering producer" "and A R man" | |
| "That first pioneering flight was over 90 years ago... | |
| - Also, the entirety of their recent stumbles with Homicide, with Intersite, with the very decision to pursue video instead of more pioneering applications. | |
| - He's pioneering the field of cellular regeneration. | |
| - I thought I might do a bit of pioneering. | |
