Sentence examples for earliest by from inspiring English sources

The options and stock grants can be exercised at the earliest by July 2004, providing certain performance targets are met.

While the spirit of the Renaissance ultimately took many forms, it was expressed earliest by the intellectual movement called humanism.

The earliest, by the 17th-century French painter Valentin de Boulogne, depicts a full-length, seated man playing the lute and singing.

The earliest, by the 15th-century English composer John Dunstaple was a sublimely minimal three-part setting sung by medieval specialists Gothic Voices.

Even if Iraq manages to export 650,000 barrels a day, the oil would reach the United States market at the earliest by mid-September, just as refiners' demand increases on winter heating oil.

A master's with a concentration in "language reclamation" will be available from M.I.T. at the earliest by 2005 or 2006, according to Norvin Richards, an associate professor of linguistics.

NAVIGATING EARLY, by Clare Vanderpool.

considerations was reported earlier by Reuters.

The news was reported earlier by MacRumors.

The news was reported earlier by Politico.

Lance Berkman was bothered early by shoulder soreness.