Sentence examples for highest dated from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most important event in the 17th century was the installation of two brand new bells, one bearing the inscription "Venite Exultemus Domino", or "Come, let us rejoice in the Lord" (dated 1684), and the other bearing the inscription "Gloria in Altissimus Deo", or "Glory to God in the highest" (dated 1683).

Ms. Lawson grew up in Lexington, Ky., and in high school dated a boy named Jimmy Hatmaker.

It also had a pulpit and an oak screen, 7 feet high, both dated 1610.

I'm not surprised to hear, this week, that Britain has the highest internet dating turnover of any European nation.

And while it's hard to begrudge a picky bride, it's a bit silly for you to be sitting home alone every night because of unreasonably high dating standards.

In New York, the requirement for sheds, now mandatory for demolition of buildings 25 feet or higher and for new construction 40 feet and higher, dates at least to 1898.

Compared to conventional floating-gate memory, SONOS-type memory has the advantage of high date retention, high endurance, and fast program/erase (P/E) speed [2].

Terrestrial paleoenvironmental records with high dating resolution extending into the last ice age are rare from the western Arctic.

Meanwhile, underwater optical communications can achieve high date rate, but with difficult networking and short communication distance.

Hence, we can observe from Figure 4 that CEU achieve higher date rates compared with CCU in Scheme-1 in most cases, e.g., when |G|<29.

Since November 2014, Telekom Deutschland has been offering higher date rates by using the 2,600-MHz 2,600-MHz band in combination with the 800-MHz band, with 20-MHz bandwidths [17].