Sentence examples for whose earliest from inspiring English sources

Mesopotamian literature originated with the Sumerians, whose earliest known written records are from the middle of the 4th millennium bce.

Mr Wei is a brash figure whose earliest political activity was as a member of the Red Guards during the cultural revolution.

The name derives from a family of old lineage of Béarn, France, whose earliest known member (17th century) owned an estate in Pau known as "Bernadotte".

Except for corals, jellyfish, bryozoans and other major groups of animals whose earliest relatives appear in the fossil record before or after the Cambrian Explosion.

In fact, the President is a philo-Semite, whose earliest political supporters were Chicago Jews: Abner Mikva, Newton and Martha Minow, Bettylu Saltzman, David Axelrod.

Then there is the Throgs Neck Lighthouse in the Bronx, established in 1827, whose earliest keepers are said to have run a bar, serving local anglers and hunters.

Who knows whose earlier observations inspired Messrs. France and Ireland.

Marjorie was a sweet girl whose early crime was passivity.

Well-known dramatists whose early writings were selected include Rebecca Gilman and Kenneth Lonergan.

Among the playwrights whose early work he championed were David Rabe, Wallace Shawn, David Mamet and John Guare.

He was very close to Basquiat and Haring, whose early deaths hit him hard.