Sentence examples for the three earliest from inspiring English sources

The three earliest colleges were founded in the mid 1200's (Balliol, Merton and University, attended by Bill Clinton) and by the mid 16th century many of the eventual 39 colleges had been built.

The three earliest films in the set, by the Lumière Brothers, are presented as never before: Bromberg owns the original negative to one of them, and the print it yields has an astounding sensual warmth; a hand-tinted copy of their 1896 "Card Party" — found by Bromberg in a French cheese shop!

For the three earliest cohorts, which we can follow for more than a decade, we see that the conditional probability of establishing a foothold in the Swedish labor market is, after a decade, lower than 5%% per year or even lower.

It is likely that Hippasus worked only with the three earliest means (the arithmetic, geometric and subcontrary/harmonic) and that the changing of the name of the subcontrary mean to the harmonic mean should be ascribed to Archytas rather than Hippasus (Huffman 2005, 170 173).

The three earliest churches are now listed buildings.

It is one of the three earliest pornographic films, along with El Satario and Am Abend, in the collection of the Kinsey Institute.

But the three early films, juvenilia though they are, save the day.

The Snipes prosecution, like the three earlier cases that resulted in full acquittals, appears to have backfired.

The three earlier periods of restoration were 1824 25, 1856 and 1880 83.

In the three early carrier battles, Kinkaid had been a subordinate commander.

The three early-flowering Bd lines, particularly Bd3-1, again flowered early in the outdoor trials.