Sentence examples for earliest people from inspiring English sources

Apart from the plastic paddle, this is remarkably similar to what conveyed some of the earliest people we know of.

Flickr's co-founder discusses career and family, Sam Grobart visits the virtual cloud and ancient spearheads shed light on North America's earliest people.

Certainly, many of the naturally occurring compounds called silicates were used in various kinds of mortar for construction of dwellings by the earliest people.

And so will Dr. Goodyear and probably many more archaeologists in search of the earliest people to live in the Americas.

Probably Benton's best painting is one of his earliest, "People of Chilmark," from 1920, which is placed near the entrance to the exhibition — a frieze-like entanglement of bodies at play.

The plan is to use the amount already declared surplus, 34 tons, over about 15 years, so if the new arms agreement results in more plutonium being declared surplus, it would not start to be converted to fuel until the 2030s, at the earliest, people involved in the project say.

The Nubians, who were among the earliest peoples to fire clay, became expert shapers of it.

"We're early people," Mr. Lengfellner said.

"Particularly early, people were like, 'That's not football.

Civilization owes much to this plant, and to the early people who first cultivated it.

"Earlier, people came here to relax," says a Ukrainian soldier stationed in the town.