Sentence examples for earliest era from inspiring English sources

Because of its full name — the National Council of La Raza — which harks back to its earliest era in the 1970s of scrappy community organizing and polarized ethnic disputes, many politicians in Washington still think of NCLR as Latino radicals.

The sun was never so part of the earth's essence and beauty as when its golden meniscus quivered at the edge of Arty's balcony, at the top of his sliding glass doors, and his condo, furnished at last with that marriage of wicker and cushions, filled with the light of a dying day, which colored the clouds and restored to the sky all the pastoral visions of the earliest era.

He describes some fantastic fossils finds from China that date to the earliest era of multicellular life, the Ediacaran.

Typical impatient American, I have rushed in for a few days, expecting to learn all about a community whose history dates back to the earliest era of human existence, in the "Cradle of Humankind" where the first upright humans left footprints 3.6 million years ago.

I wanted to illustrate how quickly the new becomes the old in the context of technology, so there are three eras of technology represented in the Burnouts objects: the overhead projector lenses (which are clearly from the earliest era); the newer (and yet still obsolete) iPhone 4's that power the projectors, and the shiny new 3D-printed cases.

These findings imply that most of the human selenoprotein families have existed since the earliest era of the animal kingdom.

This is a world that dates from the earliest eras of classical, Christian and Muslim cultures.

Their anxieties seemed from an earlier era.

But that early era was more mine".

But Jianguo seemed stuck in the earlier era.

Their Congressional predecessors from an earlier era had more latitude.