用earliest造句子，“earliest”造句

The earliest citation in Brave New Words is again from Jack Williamson (" The Equalizer ", 1947).

Some anthropologists have suggested that even the earliest shoes may have served a more symbolic than protective function.

My earliest attempts at XML conversions created temporary files that I would pass to an XSLT converter.

Some of the earliest activities were urgent responses to emergencies: the delivery of medicines and vaccines, the containment of outbreaks, and the provision of relief to refugees.

Several times lately I have lain wakeful when there sounded the first note of the earliest lark; it makes me almost glad of my restless nights.

Very quickly after his death, as we see already by the letters of Paul, the earliest material in the new Testament, the Gospel of Jesus, the good news he proclaimed became the Gospel about Jesus.

The Zhanjiang Port, which was the earliest built and is large-scale, now has 31 operating berths, among which 24 are deep-water berths with a tonnage between 10,000 to 70,000 tons, and has an annual throughput reaching over 18 million tons.

The mind reverts to the earliest days of colonial history.

Always envisioned as a loud, caustic pirate, Nym's earliest design notes didn't specify his species.

The earliest citation for our word "sugar" appears in a document known as the Durham Account Rolls in 1299.

One of the earliest was Polaroid's provocatively named camera, "The Swinger" -- ostensibly so-calledbecause of a strap that let it dangle from the user's wrist.

One of the earliest special techniques to appear in XSLT 1.0 was a means to process a set of elements, each of which had an attribute (or descendant) that indicated the group to which it belonged.

This recent bout of globalisation resembles the awards' earliest years.

At that time the department store was in its earliest form of successful operation.

Even during the earliest part of your pregnancy, the first trimester, you will be gaining some weight.

The earliest evidence of the use of the name Lhasa in place of Resa is found in an inscription on a stone tablet set up in A.D. 806 at Gehui Temple on the south bank of Lhasa River.

The earliest historical evidence of the new states is fragmentary.

It's no coincidence that one of the earliest ways we demonstrate our independence is by asserting our food preferences.

I do not pretend to understand art today, but I do know that my earliest impressions had little to do with the nature of art, and everything to do with pure visual sensation.

"Scarecrow" is the works of Ye Shengtao, is China's earliest a fairy tales.

She said she also got a better rate by booking a seat on one of the earliest trains to Washington, where she was going to spend the holiday with her family and attend her 20th high school reunion.

"These changes in gene expression are likely the earliest biologic abnormalities in the small airway epithelium that lead to clinically detectable lung disease," they wrote.

The Roman Catholic Church has been present since Hong Kong's earliest days.

Fender was working alongside the earliest electric guitar designers throughout the 1930s and 1940s, even applying for his own patent on his 1944 Hawaiian guitar design.