Sentence examples for early documented from inspiring English sources

All the early documented heavyweight champions were Englishmen, of course, beginning with James Figg as long ago as 1720, but after Fitzsimmons lost the title to Jim Jeffries and until Lewis, the occasional British challenger justified the description of a "horizontal" heavyweight.

Whatever the motivation, these early documented collecting practices sank slowly and deeply into human double-spiral DNA, which has been inherited for thousands of years and has kept the collecting bug alive and well and multiplying from one generation to the next.

In December 1970, American rock band Sir Lord Baltimore released Kingdom Come, an album notable for the fact that its 1971 review in Creem contains an early documented use of the term "heavy metal" to refer to a style of music.

Beyond its early documented activity in relapsed ovarian cancer (Eisenhauer et al, 1994), there are a small number of studies confirming its activity in advanced endometrial carcinoma (Lissoni et al, 1996).

The painting's name is derived from the earliest documented owners, the Giustiniani family of Padua.

The earliest documented impressed royal signature is that of Henry VI of England, dated 1436.

The earliest documented eagle lectern was made in 965, but the earliest example to have survived dates from 1372.

The earliest documented cases of boys surgically altered to preserve their soprano or alto voices go back to the mid-16th century.

A videocamera placed in her den months earlier documented the birth, but not because the tiny infant could be seen under Bai Yun's huge paw.

The earliest documented brass workers were those known as "basin-beaters" (Beckenschläger), who were first referred to as such in 1373.

The catapulting of corpses into Kaffa by Janibeg's forces in 1347 is often cited as the earliest documented use of biological warfare.