Sentence examples for and earliest of from inspiring English sources

The Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bailouts were two of the biggest and earliest of the financial crisis.

1688 England 1743 Shelton, England John Astbury, byname Astbury Of Shelton (born 1688, England died 1743, Shelton, Staffordshire), pioneer of English potting technology and earliest of the great Staffordshire potters.

Math patterns, algebra and even word problems take center stage now for the youngest and earliest of math students.

As one of the most popular and earliest of contemporary mythopoetic models, Wonder Woman stands in stark contrast to the dominant patriarchal mythologies that since the Bronze and Iron Ages promoted narratives in which men alone ruled and fought the decisive battles.

The new specimen is interpreted as an earlier larval stage, the third known developmental stage and earliest of this species.

At the premiere and earliest showings of the film, fans were openly sobbing at this moment.

Memory loss is the first and earliest sign of dementia.

It is the most complete and the earliest of this species discovered so far.

Primitive beavers appeared and the earliest of the New World monkeys inhabited South America.

In these ways CMC brings us back together again from the relative isolation of earlier modes of writing and earlier forms of mass media.

The layer of shotcrete (SC) has the role of covering and early strengthening of materials around the tunnel structure.