Sentence examples for the earliest dating from inspiring English sources

The earliest, dating from the beginning of the Paleogene Period, which began 65.5 million years ago, are small moths related to the superfamilies Eriocranioidea and Tineoidea.

The first image in the new show of Richard Avedon photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the picture that visitors will come upon as they enter, is not just the earliest, dating from 1947; it is also the happiest.

Last year, ahead of the series premiere of the second season, period-correct subway cars, the earliest dating to 1917, ran on a limited stretch of the 2/3 line in Manhattan for four weekends in September.

It also includes five early unpublished stories, found in the Purdy papers at Yale — the earliest dating from the 1930s — and two recent stories that John Uecker, Mr. Purdy's literary executor, says the author deemed ready for publication.

A basket with rudimentary implements -- spindles, spools, needles, dyed cottons and wools -- is displayed, along with weaving techniques and major art styles illustrated in tunics, mantles, headdresses and bags, the earliest dating from the first century B.C.

The plaza had two construction phases, the earliest dating to the Late Preclassic Period and the second to the Late Classic.

The earliest date from the time of Charlemagne.

The earliest dated bookplate extant is also German, from 1516.

The earliest dates on the tombstones up there in the cemetery say 1670.

A number have survived there, the earliest dated from the 12th century.

The earliest date from the 1690s, and there are examples from 34 states.