Sentence examples for earliest instance from inspiring English sources
Before this stretch, the earliest instance of back-to-back above-freezing lows in Fairbanks happened more than two weeks later, April 15-16 , 1978
This is the earliest instance of the influence on Botticelli of contemporary Flemish landscape art, which is clearly visible in a number of his landscape settings.
It is said — by the Vuitton people, at least — to be the earliest instance of someone sticking his name on a manufactured product.
It turns out to hold a fragment identical to the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Bible and, at nearly 2,000 years old, is the earliest instance of the text.
Mods, go ahead and shut down the subreddit". Note: While @herdwatching has the earliest instance of #thanksobama and #tcot tweeted together, @vlucas tweeted #thanksobama by itself four months earlier in a tweet about the U.S. considering a national sales tax.
This salvation concerned three aspects of postmortem existence, as imagined by the ancient Egyptians, and, in the concept of Osiris, it involved the earliest instance of a saviour-god.
"This is one of the earliest instances of this kind of combination.
The Act also represented one of the earliest instances of U.S. women acting as producers and consumers of government information.
Some of the earliest instances of live performance came from D.J.'s who played one alongside their turntables.
The earliest instances of nonretroactivity in the decisions of this Courtmore than a century agocame in cases of nonconstitutional, noncriminal state law.
It marked one of the earliest instances of Big Media butting heads with the online video phenomenon.
