Sentence examples for earliest came from inspiring English sources

The earliest came from a 1921 movie, "As the World Rolls On," which has footage of an all-black Kansas team in the background.

One of the earliest came in 1895, when the Baltimore and Ohio electrified a stretch of track in Baltimore to avoid smoke and noise problems in a tunnel.

One of the earliest came in 1990, when the building was lighted pink and white for breast cancer awareness, a consciousness-raising effort undertaken together with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Few general-purpose reference works existed (the earliest came only a few years before), however, with much essential knowledge split between many smaller, more specific volumes.

A decade earlier came Sam Houston Johnson, LBJ's sibling.

Come Friday, CAF's committee room decision made three years earlier came back to bite it.

Days earlier came the news that Libya and Kuwait were thinking of buying slugs of BP stock.

Andy Awford's side had earlier come close when Ryan Cresswell cleared Craig Westcarr's header off the line.

Here, the mandatory and optional modifiers introduced earlier come into play.

Nobody is sure where the earliest inhabitants came from.

THE earliest warnings came from my younger son's school.