Sentence examples for oldest ones from inspiring English sources
Five of them, the oldest ones, had had 10 trainings on the subject.
Age profile of key European tech ecosystems Berlin's top* startups are on average around 4 years old, with the oldest ones coming in at just over 6 years.
The oldest ones line Stratfield Road: Arts and Crafts bungalows, Dutch colonials and Tudors sit on deep half-acre lots — some of the largest in the community.
The oldest ones are quite stunning.
The most important texts are also the oldest ones.
"We're going to be the oldest ones in there," Mr. Fiebert said.
The beds that do break are not always the oldest ones.
Long before the caves were empty, the oldest ones began crumbling, and the government began fencing them off.
It's highly likely that Ötzi's tattoos won't stay as the oldest ones found, as we discover more about our ancestors.
The oldest ones in New York dated to the mid-eighteen-hundreds, he found, and were often beautifully embossed.
He remains proud of his Midwestern roots; his best friends are still his oldest ones from Lake Forest.
