Sentence examples for earliest ones are from inspiring English sources
But he hadn't heard of a single Japanese review to that effect, and said that most of his books, especially his earliest ones, are apolitical introductions to Jewish texts and culture.
Of his 50-odd symphonies, produced between 1764 and 1788, the earliest ones are conventional but precocious, reflecting influences of Johann Christian Bach, Giovanni Battista Sammartini, and Joseph Haydn.
An early one is "KING LEAR/AN APPROACH". Interesting, and a good case of honesty in advertising.
The earliest ones were allowed to reach Gaza.
The backs and fronts of the earliest ones were slightly arched, which gave them a sweet, intimate sound.
Mavis did sometimes reread her diaries after the fact (though these earliest ones were locked away for decades).
The carriage roads there, the earliest ones, were built by grandfather.
Quite a few states have official dinosaurs or other official fossils--the earliest ones were petrified wood in North Dakota and the Nebraska mammoth, designated in 1967.
Those models, like most early ones, are not based on our understanding of the biological process but are instead mathematical constructs aimed at fitting the datasets empirically.
