Sentence examples for earliest of them from inspiring English sources

The earliest of them is Eli and the 13th Confession.

Among the earliest of them, Cicero (106 43 bce) introduced Latin translations for technical Greek terms.

The earliest of them all, "The Woodworker," was written in 1946, as a Christmas present for Emily.

Dvořák composed three concertos, and the earliest of them, for piano, has always been the poor relation.

Many of them are already pushing up their noses and the earliest of them will appear soon.

The earliest of them captures a major moment in Davis's career: the 1955 performance, in an ad-hoc sextet featuring Thelonious Monk, finds Davis performing three numbers.

The Polar Sea, the earlier of them, never sold in Friedrich's lifetime, but it ended up in the collection of the Hamburg Kunsthalle.

In the earlier of them, his pianist was Jörg Demus; in the other, from close to the end of his career (he retired in 2005), it was András Schiff.

These and other such discoveries have resulted in a shift from earlier thought of them being "parasite" to functional elements cultivated in the genome for their beneficial attributes.

(Told that a particular client has come early, one of them replies: "They often do").

Earlier, three of them spoke, defending their actions as part of a military operation.