Sentence examples for earliest of which from inspiring English sources

The best estimates derive from the World Top Incomes study, the earliest of which for the UK dates to 1918.

Now, though, Beane tries to watch three Premier League matches shown live on US TV on Saturdays, the earliest of which kicks off at 4.45am Pacific time.

Naturally, as the writer of 28 blockbusting novels, the earliest of which were famously endorsed by Ronald Reagen, it is his literary output that most are recalling today.

Also important in early Korean literature were songs, the earliest of which reflected a historical period in which much was changing.

In France a number of important regional schools of glass painting emerged, one of the earliest of which was in the west.

Only about 460 fragments survive of Cratinus' 27 known plays, the earliest of which was written not long after 450 bc.

He did, however, walk away with the Bafta several weeks earlier, of which he is  enormously proud.

A CD4 test was expected in 34,150 follow-up visits according to the rule described earlier, of which, a test was done in 21,323 visits (62.44 %).

After all, pride of place belongs to monastrell, earliest mentions of which have been traced back to 14th-century Catalonia.

Scientists have yet to pinpoint the origin of the virus, the earliest cases of which were found in the southwestern United States and in various parts of Mexico.

Scientists have yet to pinpoint the origin of the swine flu virus, the earliest cases of which were found in Veracruz, Mexico.