Sentence examples for earliest from the from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest, from The Los Angeles Times in 1933, reports that Secretary of State Cordell Hull had reassured Jewish leaders that while there was "considerable physical mistreatment of Jews" in Nazi Germany, "government leaders had taken action resulting in termination of the outrages".

The site includes a Maya royal tomb and examples of Maya hieroglyphic inscriptions that are among the earliest from the Maya region.

The first cluster is represented by the AtHDA8 group which diverged the earliest from the Class II group (93% bootstraps).

During a continuous infusion of insulin (45 mU × min × m−2) and glucose (20 %), the steady state was set at the constant glucose infusion rate (earliest from the 120th minute of clamp), where blood sugar level stayed between 5.0 and 5.9 mM/l for at least 30 min after the beginning of steady state.

Early, from the sound of it.

This basic information is delivered early, from the podium.

He said the Lib Dems would look "ludicrous" if they withdrew early from the coalition.

There was a discussion about whether TB could leave early from the farewell ceremony tonight.

I graduated a year early, and I also graduated a semester early from the University of Kansas.

Other stars from his city were sent home early from the World Baseball Classic.

The jet had taken off about 40 minutes earlier from the provincial capital of Harbin.