Sentence examples for earlier preserved from inspiring English sources

That is what the Bolshoi Ballet made clear with its incomparable dancers of the 1950's and 1960's in "Don Quixote": Yekaterina Maksimova and Vladimir Vasiliev as the sweethearts Kitri and Basil, and earlier (preserved on film), the Kitri of Maya Plisetskaya, stabbing the floor with her toe work or tearing down a diagonal in the leaps she made famous (foot bent to the back of the head).

The earliest preserved Glagolitic secular document dates from 1309.

This is also the earliest preserved record of a Western alphabet.

Edwards, D., Kenrick, P. & Dolan, L. History and contemporary significance of the Rhynie cherts—our earliest preserved terrestrial ecosystem.

The earliest preserved Tamil literature, the so-called Sangam poetry anthologies, dates from the 1st century bce.

It contains humanity's earliest preserved literary creations in the Sumerian sequence, especially the texts from tablets found at Nippur.

The earliest preserved Swahili writing, from the early 18th century, is written in Arabic script, and subsequent writings were primarily in three main dialects: kiUnjuga, kiMvita, and kiAmu.

About 200 of them contain the earliest preserved original biblical material, though no new books of the Hebrew Bible have been uncovered.

The chant most important for Western music is the so-called Gregorian repertory, earliest preserved in French manuscripts beginning from c. 900.

The earliest preserved texts in the Czech language, mainly hymns, were written in the late 13th century at the courts of the Přemyslid kings of Bohemia.

Gossart's earliest preserved work is a prime example—a piece in pen and ink documents the heathen princess Catherine's "mystic marriage" with Christ.