Sentence examples for and in the earliest from inspiring English sources

And in the earliest of the four works on the program, "Lichtbogen" ("Lightbow," 1986), Ms. Saariaho's inspiration seems to have been visual.

These doctrines must have spread rapidly, for they appear in the later Upanishads and in the earliest Buddhist and Jain scriptures.

The ovule is surrounded by integument tissues which produce the seed coat, and in the earliest seed plants another layer called the cupule enclosed the entire ovule / seed.

Political forces were evident behind the reduction of income inequality in Britain during the two world wars, and in the earliest development of welfare systems under Bismark.

At that time it was also not known that Mesopotamia had led the way in the invention of writing and literature; in mathematics, science, astronomy and geometry; in the invention of the wheel; and in the earliest law codes.

To make matters worse, Chris and I were having marital problems and in the earliest stages of what would turn out to be an amicable and glacially slow-moving divorce.

At lunchtime and in the early evening, the store teems.

And, in the early days of mass production, size mattered.

George Washington and in the early 19th-century Monroe Doctrine.

And in the early and mid-90's they were joined by Greg Hutchinson, Matt Wilson, Jim Black, Brian Blade, Clarence Penn and Leon Parker.

And in the early '70s, they set up the first computerized system.