Sentence examples for all the earliest from inspiring English sources

But not all the earliest online gaming sites have abandoned their hard-core roots.

It is, after all, the earliest art-form we learn, as rhymes and songs.

Of those collected here, 14 in all, the earliest dates from the 1950s, the most recent from the 1990s.

It was all text, and text alone: dim green, amber, or white characters on a dark background — that's all the earliest monitors could handle.

This, say the authors, supports the notion that not all the earliest Americans came from northern Asia, but some--descendants of people who were also ancestors to Australian aboriginals--came around all the way from southern Asia.

All the earliest fossils attributed to Fagales already manifest these changes, and so it is impossible to know exactly how the changes took place.

Thank you for all the early encouragement.

I threw out the whole mess, all the early drafts and the galleys.

After all, the early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

Perhaps I am dreaming: it is, after all, the early hours of the morning.

He was the only one there for all the early stuff".