Sentence examples for earliest account from inspiring English sources

An Universal History, from the Earliest Account of Time.

The earliest account of a denguelike disease comes from the Jin dynasty (265 420 ce) in China.

Wills then parses the Gospel of Mark, the earliest account, as a "report from the suffering body of Jesus," written to comfort early Christians facing persecution.

Their drug-addled afternoon, reported firsthand by the merchant Thomas Bowrey, who sat sweating throughout it, is the earliest account by an Englishman of recreational cannabis use.

He explained that he had found the earliest account of what he called the "linguistic phenomenon" of Pig Latin, then generally considered a secret language, in a treatise written by Giovanni della Porta in Naples in 1563.

The earliest account of gardening in English, The Feate of Gardening, dating from about 1400, mentions the use of more than 100 plants, with instructions on sowing, planting, and grafting of trees and advice on cultivation of herbs such as parsley, sage, fennel, thyme, camomile, and saffron.

The earliest accounts of Mr. Lewis sketch him as a slightly shy but self-reliant person.

Central to the book is "The Hell of Treblinka", one of the earliest accounts of a Nazi death camp.

The earliest accounts of lacrosse originate from the French missionaries of the 1600s.

The earliest accounts of the legend state that she lived during the Northern Wei dynasty (386 534).

One of the earliest accounts of the Ivatan is that of the British buccaneer William Dampier in 1687.