Sentence examples for earliest use from inspiring English sources

Bush's earliest use of the executive privilege came in his very first year of presidency.

Perhaps the earliest use of masks was in connection with hunting.

Almost from the earliest use of ACE inhibitors, certain scientists suspected they could do more than relax the blood vessels.

The earliest use that my researcher, Elizabeth Phillips, can find is the 1827 play "Sylvia," by George Darley.

The earliest use of the term "back story" is recorded by the OED as recently as 1982.

Earliest use I can find is the 1984 headline over a Times editorial, "The Bradley Effect in New Jersey".

European society has long valued wind instruments, from their earliest use in rituals down to the present day.

Contextual evidence suggests that this ceramic type has a very broad temporal range and its earliest use is vigorously debated.

This chapter charts the history and development of fabric structures in architecture from their earliest use to the present day.

Earliest use I can find is in a 1993 Times review of a Bridgehampton, L.I., motel run by the "daughter of domestic diva Martha Stewart".

Lewis and his UCL co-author, Mark Maslin, considered and rejected the earliest use of fire, the dawn of agriculture and the industrial revolution as possible candidates.