Sentence examples for earliest precious from inspiring English sources

The earliest precious metal mine in medieval Transylvania, the silver mine at Rodna was first mentioned in 1235.

Some of their early, precious art work also has a shelf life that has already expired.

While there are some historical records of this early period, precious few physical artifacts exist.

But from very early on, Precious invites our sympathy, her first aggressive act being an attack on two boys who disrespect a white teacher she admires.

This movie's stiff self-consciousness about its historical responsibility prevents it from being as limber as Tate Taylor's The Help (2011), and balancing anti-racist anger with demure insistence on the white rulers' good faith means it can't let rip with the passion of Daniels's earlier film Precious (2009), or his brilliant pulp thriller The Paperboy (2011).

At this early stage, precious little is known about the normal role of TCF7L2, or how dysfunction predisposes to diabetes.

His early works were precious few and always prized.

"The Golden Primer," by Professor J. M. D. Meiklejohn, is just this sort of precious early-childhood text.

Now, she says, she would give anything to have those precious early weeks back to enjoy.

I know that these precious early days will probably be the most emotional, exhausting and special of your entire lives.

They can lose all their first-round games and come home early, leaving the precious Premier League untouched.