Sentence examples for the earliest three from inspiring English sources

To mark the composer's 75th birthday last month, the earliest three of those bespoke pieces were brought together for Prom 27, a late-night affair conducted by the Sinfonietta's co-founder, David Atherton.

"What's the record for the earliest three substitutions?" Here's Bevan Lal: "The Football League have protected the integrity and quality (ahem) of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy with rules designed to stop sides fielding the Under-13s.

Molly's journey to the big doll box in the sky means that none of the earliest three dolls introduced by the manufacturer that launched the American Girl brand, Pleasant Company, will be available.

There should, actually, be an asterisk at the end of that sentence, for although the earliest three works were freshly composed for the appropriate services in Leipzig, Cantata No. 110 opens with music that first appeared in the Orchestral Suite in D (BWV 1069), from the same year.

My response to that is always, well, I don't know if that's going to happen or not, but if you write that that's going to happen, the stock market's not going to care about it until about, at the earliest, three years before it happens.

This is one of the earliest three structures to be built upon the east platform towards the end of the Late Preclassic.

The next case is not expected until spring at the earliest, two of the people briefed on the matter said.

The earliest two documented first-person shooter video games are Maze War and Spasim.

The earliest two cases of brucellosis in China were reported to occurred in Shanghai by Boone in 1905 [ 16].

Agreements for the other five were oral and based on the contract for the earlier three, the complaint said.

Meanwhile, the earlier three collections have been combined into an anthology called "The Insanity Defense," now out in paperback.