Sentence examples for earliest appear from inspiring English sources
The earliest appear to date from the 3rd or 2nd century bc, the latest from the early part of the 1st century bc.
The earliest appear as illustrations in Boccaccio's De mulieribus claris (On Famous Women) from 1355-9, and then down the centuries they multiply in number rather amazingly until we reach the 20th century, which brought us Suzanne Valadon, Cindy Sherman, Marlene Dumas and countless others.
The earliest appear to be his tithe edict and the "Ordinance on Charities".
The earliest appeared in a 1997 issue of the journal Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis, under the headline "Seinfeld syncope".
Of a sample of a dozen notable neon signs in Manhattan, the earliest appears to be from 1933: that of Dublin House, a bar at 225 West 79th Street.
Accordingly, the trade-off faced earlier appears no longer an issue.
He had earlier appeared at Peugeot GB's annual awards ceremony.
That sense of the enigmatic was a common thread among the artists who had earlier appeared.
An article about how her publisher, and the newspaper, failed to discover the truth earlier appears today in The Arts.
Until this summer, the Microsoft legal strategy of refuting every allegation and not settling the case earlier appeared to have backfired.
The controversial director had earlier appeared at the photocall wearing a Cannes t-shirt bearing the slogan "perosna non grata".
