Sentence examples for earliest of an from inspiring English sources

Wall paintings demonstrate close contact with Constantinople; those at Asinou, in particular, are noteworthy as being the earliest of an unparalleled series of mural paintings showing successive developments of Byzantine art.

They were the earliest of an estimated 300,000 refugees who fled to neighboring Tunisia and Egypt over the next few weeks as the situation approached pandemonium.

A qualifying IIM medical claim was the earliest of an inpatient claim or the first of at least two office or ER visits (including combinations) at least 30 days and less than 365 days apart.

Follow-up began at day 40 after first cinacalcet prescription and extended to the earliest of an outcome of interest or censoring (i.e., transplant, modality change, transfer from a unit of the large dialysis organization, or maximum follow-up of 1 year).

Follow-up time began at the end of the 12 month qualifying period after the first prescription of either an ACE inhibitor or angiotensin receptor blocker and ended at the earliest of an incident diagnosis of cancer or death with cancer listed as a cause, death from causes other than cancer, transfer out of the database practice network, or last data collection date for the practice.

The prime minister had talked earlier of an "extensive" reshuffle.

"I thought it was a little early of a stoppage," he told Jim Gray.

Make one upfront payment plus pay a running premium until the earlier of a credit event or maturity.

It was definitely too early of a time to close and event.

So it wasn't too early of a morning for you?

If you get too early of a bedtime, you may get too hyper!