Sentence examples for earliest in an from inspiring English sources
New Zealand cricket's governing body is part of a joint-venture aiming to launch a Twenty20 league in the US, but that has been pushed back from this summer to next year at the earliest, in an illustration of the challenges sports face in raising enough money and finding suitable facilities to launch in America.
That usually doesn't happen early in an up cycle.
To advertise so early in an election year is unusual.
The St . Petersburgmusicians kept anticipating phrases, jumping in slightly early, in an intriguing way.
He was doing pictures early, in an age when William Holden, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster and John Wayne were the rage.
I haven't seen this many big initiatives so early in an administration.
Early in an investigation, it would make sense to use a relatively liberal criterion.
For example, observations made early in an experiment can determine treatment assignment later in the experiment.
"It gives people flexibility," Match CEO Mandy Ginsberg explained earlier in an interview with Mashable.
Medications are more effective if used earlier in an attack.
As I had mourned earlier in an essay on Ledger, we've lost a major talent.
