Sentence examples for earliest stretch from inspiring English sources

The Paleolithic period (Old Stone Age), the earliest stretch of human history 2 million years ago, saw the development of the human species.

The bath -- taking a long, good soak -- dates back to earliest stretches of time with the first record of such things noted over 2,000 years ago.

Pilots hated this early stretch of the trip.

His first goal was to survive that difficult early stretch.

And during one early stretch, Paul Hackett, the offensive coordinator, called plays that gave the ball to Reese five consecutive times.

Wadada Leo Smith was a force in motion during the early stretch of his concert at Roulette in Brooklyn on Friday night.

"The Walking Blues," an old novelty song, practically derails the album's early stretch with its jump-blues rhythm and playfully bawdy lyrics.

Summer tends to endow employees with a license to slide in a bit later, slide out a bit earlier, stretch that lunch break close to eternity.

Mr. Romney's trip west also spotlights what is the lost contest of this early stretch of presidential politicking, the Nevada Republican caucus, also on Saturday.

Louisville's season was in doubt, too, after the Cardinals lost three of four in an early stretch after Padgett was hurt.

— Win Butler, the lead singer of Arcade Fire, wasn't just talking idly about the weather on Sunday night during the early stretch of the band's closing slot at the Austin City Limits Music Festival.