Sentence examples for earliest period from inspiring English sources

In the earliest period, he was taping the tubes together.

The human figures of the earliest period of the Cycladic Bronze Age -- Early Cycladic, or E.C.

But such distinctions could not be made in the earliest period of psychoanalysis, to which the "Transference-Love" paper belongs.

These structures date to the earliest period of human evolution, and neuroscientists believe that they help us process emotions.

In the earliest period of its development, the Polish literary language was modeled on the Czech pattern.

Bowling Green speaks in its very existence to the earliest period of European settlement, when it was used as a parade ground and marketplace.

"We have found large numbers of amphorae from Italy and Marseille, dating back to the port's earliest period," says archaeologist Robert Thernot.

In the earliest period of the solar system, 3.8bn years ago, asteroids are thought to have crashed into Earth regularly in what is called the late heavy bombardment.

The clue, he said, is the small number of burials in the earliest period and the larger numbers in later centuries, as offspring would have multiplied.

The drive for monopoly and the protectionist and restrictive policies that went with it were not characteristic of the earliest period of the Hanseatic League.

The collection of the material, which is based on historic principles and will cover the language from its earliest period, has been administered by the Royal Irish Academy.