Sentence examples for most important early from inspiring English sources

The New Hampshire primary has long been the most important early milestone in the US presidential election calendar.

"It must be the most important early Italian picture to have been on the market in a generation," he added.

In Spain the two most important early Gothic buildings were Burgos (begun 1222) and Toledo (begun 1221) cathedrals.

"I like to think that shipbuilding was the most important early everyday technology," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1992.

None was going to take on Congress, as the most important early supporters of any Presidential campaign are members of Congress.

The most important early furnishings were by André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732), the first great French designer of cabinetry and gilt bronzes.

Even scholars have ignored him, Mr. Stahr said, in his view wrongly leaving him off the list of the most important early American leaders.

Well, in the body of his life's work, he's a young artist and he's lost a substantial part of his most important early work.

Some of the most important early-response units are those of the Civil Support Teams of the National Guard.

Country of birth and education were the most important early-life social condition predictors of tooth loss across the survey years.

It was through Spata that Caravaggio came to the attention of his most-important early patron, Francesco Cardinal Maria del Monte, who lived in the nearby Palazzo Madama.