Sentence examples for earliest top from inspiring English sources

As it happens, these reruns are some of the earliest Top of the Pops I remember watching.

An examination of the new fund-raisers listed since Thursday on the Web site of Mr. Obama's campaign finds that some were not among his earliest top financial supporters.

For those without Top 40 albums, a Top 40 single (UK chart n=27; US Billboard Hot 100, n=1) was used and, for remaining performers, the earliest Top 40 album or single in a specialist US chart (Pop, n=87; Black, n=13; Heatseekers, n=9) was used.

It was on one of the early Top Gear recordings that I, then an apprentice studio manager, first encountered Walters.

Figure 1: Maps showing distribution of Gondwanan landmasses and known mammal localities in the Early (top) and Late Cretaceous (bottom).

_______ And, thanks to my earlier Top 10 Horrible Buildings, I now know that Brutalism comes from béton brut, raw concrete, not from the word "brutal".

Just months earlier, top executives from the chief investment office had traveled to Washington to persuade the comptroller that new trading restrictions threatened the future of the bank.

Five days earlier, top officials warned growth was still eroding and that dissent and threats to social stability would be crushed.

When he watches himself on early Top of the Pops clips, Fry wonders if he was truly as imperious as he looked.

Earlier top climate negotiator Su Wei lambasted rich nations for offering an immediate fund of a mere $10bn a year for developing nations to deal with climate change.

He championed John's early Top Gear broadcasts, and fought to keep him as a presenter when not all of the BBC management was keen to do so.