Sentence examples for earliest though from inspiring English sources

He is not expected back before March at the earliest, though Fiorentina could have done with him on Sunday as they failed to find a way past an inspired Mattia Perin in the Pescara goal.

What he saw ashore did not predispose him to favour anything about the Soviet system and he was one of the earliest, though at that stage silent, sceptics about "our gallant ally".

In order to create that pleasantly ridiculous half-hour of Thursday-night television that many of us consider a brief and relaxing interlude before bed, she routinely works 18-hour days".Office" writers get started at 10 a.m. and leave at 7 p.m. at the earliest, though more frequently they're on set until close to midnight.

The great Peruvian ruins around Chavín de Huántar have given the name Chavín to one of the most remarkable civilizations in South America and one of the earliest, though it was apparently not coeval with the Valdivia of Ecuador (c. 3200 bc).

One of the several independent centers of plant and animal domestication worldwide, and possibly the earliest (though it is now being run very close by China), was the Fertile Crescent of the Near East, the area that arcs northward from Israel through Syria and Turkey and east and south into Iraq and Iran (see overview in Tattersall 2008).

Some exposure misclassification was likely caused by the fact that the cohort follow-up started in 1996 at the earliest, though finasteride was licensed in Finland in 1992.

It's awful early, though".

"It is so early, though," Houck said.

It's early though; no need to panic yet.

Come early, though, since reservations are only accepted on Sundays.

It still feels early though, doesn't it?