Sentence examples for earliest body from inspiring English sources

The earliest body of evidence of heraldic insignia is found in seals, large numbers of which have been preserved in England, France, and Germany, with fewer surviving in Spain and Italy.

Although certain complex symbols painted on Late Neolithic pots from Shandong suggest that primitive writing was emerging in the east in the 3rd millennium, the Shang divination inscriptions that appear at Xiaotun form the earliest body of Chinese writing yet known.

The earliest body of Welsh verse, by poets Taliesin and Aneirin, survive not in their original form, but in medieval versions and have undergone significant linguistic changes.

In fact, the earliest body of Nigerian bronzes has been unearthed in Igbo territory to the east of the Niger River at a site dated to the 9th century, making it (and, by extension, Nri) older than Ife.

Many of the organisms mentioned here have trace-fossil records that extend to the earliest Mesozoic and predate their earliest body-fossil records in the Cretaceous.

His new book, People in Cars, revisits one of his earliest bodies of work: a collection of portraits opportunistically shot from a car window in LA while he was in his twenties.

His new book, People in Cars, revisits one of his earliest bodies of work: a collection of portraits opportunistically shot from a car window in LA while he was in his 20s.

In an earlier body of work, "Live Forever," Ms. Lee ensconced viewers in individual karaoke pods.

In the much earlier Body Housing (1951) she renders her body as a pistachio-coloured cave with pinky black interior.

Among the most significant drawings recently acquired is "Stoned Blue Drawings" from 1968-69, an early body of work on paper by the Los Angeles artist Paul McCarthy.

The second and largest order in the College of Cardinals is that of the cardinal priests, the successors of the early body of priests serving the title churches of Rome.