Sentence examples for earliest items from inspiring English sources

(One of the earliest items in this chronological exploration was produced by Gustave Doré in 1854).

Among the earliest items, from the first millennium B.C., are small bird ornaments used with textiles.

It began at the Musée du Quai Branly, in Paris, whose collaboration accounts for many of the earliest items on view.

The earliest items shown are stays, rigid 18th-century constructions of linen and baleen (whale bone), the latter a product of Connecticut's whaling industry.

Among the earliest items here is a superbly wrought fourth-century Sasanian silver-and-gilt plate with an image of a ruler, probably Shapur II, in the muscle-flexing pose of cosmic hunter.

Some of the earliest items in this category are objects discovered in sutra mounds from the Kamakura period.

The earliest item is an account book dated 1737-1769.

It is the earliest item in the exhibition to address urban Indigenous communities – a reflection of the increasing demographic shift of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to the cities and regional centres.

Let the record show that Leonardo was not the first to seat his full cast of 13 on the far side of a long table, but other arrangements abound: the earliest item in the catalog, a miniature on parchment, has a half-moon table, its straight edge toward the viewer.

But the earliest item we have is a 1953 booklet Electricity in Your Garden detailing electrically warmed frames, hotbeds and cloches and electrically heated greenhouses, issued by the British Electrical Development Association.

When these two sit on the front porch in Brooklyn and sing "So Many People --the earliest item on Sondheim's best song list--the audience is People --thenveloPeople --theust.