Sentence examples for earliest in a from inspiring English sources
Of these, mentoring occurs earliest in a scholar's career and has a persistent effect on publication and grants.
It marks the earliest in a line of allegations of abuse and erratic behaviour levelled at Rice.
Mencken was one of the earliest in a line of American readers to recognize how Conrad conjured up "the general out of the particular".
The Pasko trial is one of the earliest in a recent string of espionage and treason cases brought against Russian citizens that have been deemed politically inspired by some academic and environmental groups and human-rights organizations.
After 19 meetings in finals, including 8 in Grand Slam events, this is the earliest in a tournament they will play one another since that first match outside Miami in 2004.
A flash-lit photo he took of them, shoulder to shoulder on seats and sitting in the aisles, is the earliest in a sequence of the 55 pictures from that trip — most black and white, a few in color — that make up "Freedom Journey 1965: Photographs of the Selma to Montgomery March by Stephen Somerstein," at the New-York Historical Society.
He confirmed that his brother, Ramón Arellano Félix, had been killed a month earlier in a shootout.
Visit early in a Stanford career.
Early in a Cat Stevens, a.k.a.a
Use it or lose it early in a crisis.
