Sentence examples for earliest which is from inspiring English sources

Howell and Tenney claim that the original Stadt Huys was in use for at least 160 years (meaning a replacement structure would not have been needed until 1795 at the earliest), which is in disagreement with the idea that a new Stadt Huys was built in the 1740s.

Days start early – which is not really my thing.

He had a habit of showing up early, which is a good courtesy.

Billboard and other outdoor advertising went up a month early, which is common for wide releases.

They started talking about it early, which is a good sign.

It might make you start your Christmas shopping earlier, which is useful.

Mr. Albanese is sometimes an hour early, which is almost an hour before everyone else rushes in.

Doctors are convinced that if the initial diagnosis can be made early, which is very difficult, the cancer can be treated by surgery.

Flyers Coach Ken Hitchcock, who is a friend of Burns, told The Philadelphia Inquirer, "This is tough, but they said they got the cancer early, which is good".

They start out several weeks behind teams that did not make the playoffs or those that were eliminated early, which is fine when the team wins a title.

To secure overhead compartment space, you've got to get on the plane early, which is why there's always an unpleasant stampede at the gates.