Sentence examples for earliest and only from inspiring English sources

It's also the earliest and only footage of Hawkwind featuring the original bassist John Harrison and the glorious guitar of Huw Lloyd Langton, both of whom, sadly, died last year.

Commission would want it to, the first Unified Patent is unlikely to be filed before 2014 at the earliest, and only time will tell if the new system for litigating these patents is cheaper and simpler for its users," says Peberdy. "The principle of having a unified patent in Europe has always been a pipedream," adds Jennings.

Wang et al. [ 36] reported that the earliest and only known pinnate leaf mimesis by lacewings was Bellinympha filicifolia[ 36] and Bellinympha dancei[ 36], both from the late Middle Jurassic.

Behavioral changes may be the earliest and only manifestation of central nervous system (CNS) effects and are often too subtle to be revealed by routine physical or neurological examination.

Neither player was particularly sharp early, and only Roethlisberger fired late as the Steelers rallied.

Notably, he was one of the early, and only, voices to call for more responsible pay packages.

The city is well-preserved as it was abandoned relatively early, and only 20 percent of it has been excavated so far.

Except it didn't happen: His ghost-written oration had been taped in Moscow weeks earlier and only broadcast later that day.

All told, after sixteen games, we have seen no buzzer beaters — aside from one that was attempted a bit too early — and only one game with a final margin of fewer than five points.

These tumours grow rapidly and metastasise early and only 10-15% of patients have tumours that are potentially resectable at diagnosis [3].

The company was born from Finman's early (and only) experiences in schooling, where he was unmotivated, uninspired and underwhelmed by his teachers.