Sentence examples for earliest primary from inspiring English sources

They are the earliest primary source available on Freud's childhood and the only surviving documentation of his adolescence.

If the courts can put maps together by the first week of March, the earliest primary date is May 29, with a runoff on July 31.

He didn't say when he muttered the names of a few late-2015 months, and something about working out details but it sounds like it will be before the earliest primary.

He didn't say when — he muttered the names of a few late-2015 months, and something about working out details — but it sounds like it will be before the earliest primary.

Gov. Edward G. Rendell, lamenting that the state's April 27 primary is so late that it will be irrelevant in the race for the Democratic nomination, said he would push to hold Pennsylvania's 2008 presidential primary alongside the earliest primary scheduled that year.

A word of warning though--it is a good idea never to actually read your thesis ever again, because after about 6 months it somehow morphs into the scientific equivalent of your earliest primary school notebooks.

Texas has the earliest primaries in the country, on Tuesday, and early voting began there way back on February 20.

(No early primary there).

Add Missouri to the list of early primary states.

The early primary states usually don't pick the winner.

(His home state of South Carolina is holding an early primary).