Sentence examples for oldest of all from inspiring English sources

The room resonated with the oldest of all mantras echoing in support of the Declaration.

It is one of the oldest of all existing bird species.

At Saison, the most important kitchen tool is the oldest of all: fire.

Cabbage is homely, humble, old -- by some accounts the oldest of all cultivated vegetables -- and earthbound.

The oldest of all British breeds of sheep, it has an ideal body conformation for meat production.

Stamp duty is the oldest of all UK taxes, first levied in 1694 on vellum, parchment and paper.

Among 18- to 34-year-olds of all marital statuses, 2014 marked a turning point.

"He placed the young and the old of all species under a great deal of stress".

Young and old, of all ethnicities, from every corner of our country, speaking up and speaking out.

The rules exclude 16- and 17-year-olds of all nationalities from consideration for transfer to Britain under the Dubs amendment of the Immigration Act.

Mr. Burton has always had a prepubescent fear of sexuality; here it translates into a film that's fit for 6-year-olds of all ages.