Sentence examples for from earliest from inspiring English sources

First dish of peas from earliest patch".

His ambition was present, according to intimates, from earliest adulthood.

Oral literature in Samoa dates from earliest settlement.

"Even from earliest childhood it dominated me," she said.

From earliest days, meetinghouses have frowned on even mild efforts to proselytize.

Combustion, fire, and flame have been observed and speculated about from earliest times.

From earliest times, smiths heated iron in forges and formed it by hammering on an anvil.

Recollections from earliest childhood; early teens and the first music lessons.

Among the sumptuous apartments inside is a fascinating gallery of portraits of Polish rulers from earliest times.

"Going back over one's own work, one can see from earliest times, certain paraforms emerging," she wrote in "Herself".

From earliest times wood has been employed for such items as homes, rafts, canoes, fuel, and weapons.