Sentence examples for earliest from from inspiring English sources
The Library of Congress holds over 100 individual portrait photographs of Whitman, the earliest from 1848.
The earliest, from 2005, evince a more classical approach to the figure.
The earliest, from 1999, epitomizes the over-all mood by embellishing a gaping skull with the words "Fuck death".
The earliest, from 1999, epitomizes the all-over mood by embellishing a gaping skull with the words "Fuck death".
Furthermore, energy companies are still years away -- 2015 at the earliest -- from knowing whether this technology can cost-effectively produce oil on a commercial scale.
The earliest, from 1970, were part of a portfolio that she had been invited to show to Vogue in anticipation of her first assignment.
Kovalchuk also benefited early from a break.
Early, from the sound of it.
Frieda had come back early from Vienna.
It was also made earlier, from 1610 to 1612.
The phenomenon has been described earlier from a theoretical standpoint.
