Sentence examples for earliest remaining from inspiring English sources

Great Leighs' earliest remaining fixture is on 19 April.

The caves are among the earliest remaining examples of the first major flowering of Buddhist art in China.

This provided the basis for the astrolabe, the earliest remaining examples of which date from the 9th century ce.

MACAO — The earliest remaining known photographs of China were taken by Jules Itier, a Frenchman who traveled to China in the 1840s as part of a diplomatic mission sent by King Louis-Philippe.

Though the earliest remaining known photographs of China are those taken by Itier, cameras had already reached China by 1842, and possibly even earlier, said Régine Thiriez, an independent researcher in early Chinese photography based in France.

In the Germanic lands proto-Renaissance spatial illusionism influenced the transept windows at Augsburg Cathedral and the east window (c. 1340) of Vienna Cathedral, while the earliest remaining example in English glass painting is probably the nave windows (c. 1330 35) of Stanford-on-Avon in Northamptonshire, England.

The Doric order, probably the earliest, remained the favourite of the Greek mainland and western colonies.

The last 20 years are represented here, but ideas formed early remain clear.

In 1980 only 5% of those youthful two decades earlier remained unhitched.

The verdict of Henry Adams, delivered half a century earlier, remained authoritative: "Strictly, the southerner had no mind; he had temperament".

While several players originally projected to be chosen earlier remained on the board, none had slipped further than Bowers, whose knee injury apparently raised concerns across the league.