Sentence examples for earliest collection from inspiring English sources

That common haplotype was also found in our earliest collection, 2013.

The earliest collection, or Saṃhitā, of Vedic texts is the Rigveda, containing about 1,000 hymns.

The earliest collection of spotted knapweed is from Victoria, British Columbia in 1893.

This was his earliest collection and was one of the first things I read when starting into the genre.

Fair skin indicated intelligence and beauty: the princess in the Shijing, China's earliest collection of poems, had fingers "like the blades of the young white grass" and skin "like congealed ointment".

The earliest collection (25:1–29:27), titled "proverbs of Solomon which the men of Hezekiah king of Judah copied," came into being about 700 bc; the latest (1 1 9 18) dates from the 4th century bc.

No. 1 is from one of Kansai Yamamoto's earliest collections, in Paris, over 30 years ago.

For an account of the development of museums since the earliest collections of antiquity, see the article museum, history of.

His open-air chambers for his earliest collections are less organized, and there are no cloth gloves on hand to protect the garments from skin oils.

A particular sense of color — eggplant, blue, gum pink and yellow — went right back to the teenage boys of his earliest collections.

One of the earliest collections to be established in the United States, now called the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, in Brookline, Mass., opened for public tours in 1927.