Sentence examples for earliest with from inspiring English sources

The latest litigation has pushed groundbreaking to next spring at the earliest, with a predicted opening in 2011.

Construction work will not start until 2017 at the earliest, with the first stage of the route seeing trains in 2026.

JB Priestley, whose life had been transformed by his experiences on the Western Front, was among the earliest with his 1934 play Eden End, set in 1912 Yorkshire.

Few analysts expect any change in rates until later this year at the earliest, with whoever wins the spring election likely to start tightening fiscal policy.

But they are not expected to come into service until next year at the earliest, with some fearing they may not be operational until 2010.

On Saturday at The Hive the teams meet in their last Super League fixture until February 2016 at the earliest, with both long condemned to relegation to the Championship.

He delivered passes earlier, with more precision.

Get in early with your excuse.

The problems begin early, with two misleading pre-title scenes.

"I started out early, with lots of success.

Happy hour starts early, with $5 pints and $10 cocktails.