Sentence examples for earliest generation from inspiring English sources

MORRISON: Speaking of Benchley, the earliest generation of funny New Yorker writers — Benchley, S. J. Perelman, Dorothy Parker — SIMMS: All drunks.

February 7 , 1906Ighil Ali, Algeria April 16, 1962 Paris, France Jean Amrouche, (born Feb. 7, 1906, Ighil Ali, Alg. died April 16, 1962, Paris) foremost poet of the earliest generation of French-speaking North African writers.

But [the Mururoa process] explains only the earliest generation of clays on Mars, in the early Noachian period.

Point-of-care (POC) rapid HIV tests have sensitivity during the "window period" comparable only to earliest generation EIAs.

The earliest generation of stars, called population III, formed a few hundred million years after the big bang out of gas that was essentially only hydrogen and helium.

There had been numerous uprisings throughout colonial America in which the poor and powerless struck out at the earliest generation of American "Elites".

Defying an earlier generation of generic NBC executives, David Letterman did become the uncontested heir to Johnny Carson.

'Treasures of an earlier generation,' he sighs.

Ditto Iain Macleod in an earlier generation.

Perhaps it was even more pronounced in an earlier generation.

The early generation of Pentecostals was accustomed to worse.