Sentence examples for earliest of his from inspiring English sources
Sessions considers his Violin Concerto (1935) to be one of the earliest of his mature works.
It was during his first years in Milan that Leonardo began the earliest of his notebooks.
The earliest of his surviving diaries is from 1929, when he was 25.
The earliest of his paintings in the show, from the 1940's, are geometric abstractions à la Malevich and Kandinsky.
One of the earliest of his many collaborations was with the educationist Seymour Papert, the inventor of the Logo educational programming system widely used in schools.
In the large gallery devoted to Ralston Crawford's work the carefully structured black-and-white photographs that he took during much of his career are more convincing than all but the earliest of his Precisionist paintings.
He questioned Salinas closely about the murder, a few months earlier, of his anointed successor, Luis Donaldo Colosio.
"It's for Cancer Care," he said earlier of his involvement in the auction.
"She made a promise," Danny tells us early of his mother's past.
He had bragged a week earlier of his plan to shoot people, and had then headed for Charleston.
