Sentence examples for call the earliest from inspiring English sources

We call the earliest stage that an operator i may be scheduled as asap(i), and the latest as alap(i).

Ms. Hill was the only holdover from the prior incarnation of the network's perennially last place morning show, then called "The Early Show".

Its readers are what CNet executives call the "early majority," referring to the large number of people interested in learning about the newest technology.

To call the early Jackass videos "low-tech" would be to speak in the language of extraordinary understatement.

And CNN actually moved you up from a -- what they call the early fringe to 7 o'clock, because your ratings were strong," O'Reilly said.

Researchers say they have found a bone fragment, nearly 10,000 years old, from what they are calling the earliest confirmed domesticated dog in the Americas.

This is the first exhibition devoted to what Ms. Taylor calls "the earliest type of art glass made in the United States".

Eliot called "midwinter spring" and Wallace Stevens called "the earliest end of winter": March, when, in New England (a region all three poets share), the sap runs.

Larson calls the earliest ones underlying structures.

Scelidosaurus has been called the earliest complete dinosaur.

In the early 1800s, Virginia governor Henry A. Wise released what one author called the "earliest printed testimony" on the Chincoteague.