Sentence examples for earliest words from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest words proposed was "Obama," and then a little while later, "Washington".

"What a children's earliest words are also depends on the age at which they start talking - a late talker who is already mobile will learn words for the toys and objects that they find around them, while early talkers may learn more conversational words, for example hello, bye bye, or thank you".

Children's earliest words for actions usually encode both the action and its result.

Earliest word of her mother's plight came from another lawyer, Zhang Xuezhong, a Shanghai-based academic who traveled to Xinyu and spoke to the police, she said.

Will Alexander Semin eat his earlier words about Crosby?

As Miles comments, if Jesus is God, then "God's earlier words were Jesus's words as well".

As we watched Ms. Vieira disappear through a dark door after sunset, we remembered her earlier words.

The H.T.O.E.D. indeed reports no earlier words for "a homosexual person," but it reveals abundant early synonyms for "an effeminate/homosexual man," including badling, cockney and nimfadoro.

"Phillip Lowe from the Reserve Bank of Australia compounded the appeal of the aussie when he reiterated the earlier words of the governor, Glenn Stevens," said Andrew Wilkinson.

UPDATE: Cher took to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon to address her earlier words on Cyrus.

When reading, your eyes often move back to earlier words.