Sentence examples for earliest example of the from inspiring English sources
Holmes and Watson are the latest (although perhaps also earliest) example of the TV bromance – the drama and sitcom staple where two male best friends work and/or live together while bickering like a married couple.
The earliest example of the use of arms by a peasant is that of Jaquier le Brebiet in 1369; his arms show a punning allusion to his name: three sheep (brebis) held by a girl.
The hitherto commonly accepted period of Old Kashmiri is 1200 1500; but in fact the earliest example of the language is found in 94 four-line stanzas embedded in the Sanskrit philosophical work Mahānaya-prakāśa ("Illumination of the Highest Attainment"), which some scholars now date as late as the 15th century.
The 1939 Joan Crawford movie The Women was probably the earliest example of the salon scene, and numerous others followed, notably 1975 comedy-drama Shampoo.
The Greek Doric of the house's west portico is the earliest example of the Greek revival in Britain.
It is widely regarded as the earliest example of the science fiction film genre and, more generally, as one of the most influential films in cinema history.
The work, also translated as Dangerous Acquaintances, is considered one of the earliest examples of the psychological novel.
The inscriptions and signatures on his works are among the earliest examples of the revival of Classical Roman lettering.
The sarcophagus of Ahiram, the king of Byblos, dates to the tenth century B.C.; it features one of the earliest examples of the Phoenician alphabet.
One of the earliest examples of the use of the pendentive is also one of the largest that of Hagia Sophia (completed ad 537) at Istanbul.
