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Meanings of very earliest in anglès

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Usage of very earliest in anglès
1
An even older rule, going back to the very earliest predatory animals.
Grand junction
2
They, in the very earliest days of our history, amended it themselves.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
3
From the very earliest times the oak has been used for shipbuilding.
Among the Trees at Elmridge
4
To this it was that the French addressed their very earliest efforts.
Autobiographic Sketches
5
For indeed you shall be a god, and of the very earliest.
From a Cornish Window / A New Edition
6
I am returning your call, sir, and at the very earliest opportunity.
Bucky O'Connor: A Tale of the Unfenced Border
7
It will not be finalised until February 2015 at the very earliest.
The Irish Times
8
The people of Britain have held democratic views from the very earliest times.
Lid Off the Cauldron
9
But the process will continue until 2020, at the very earliest.
The Irish Times
10
From the very earliest days he became interested in himself as a thinker.
The Foundations of Personality
11
At the very earliest moment that God and the mob will let us.
The Lions of the Lord: A Tale of the Old West
12
In his very earliest answer, Jules had proposed marriage to the unknown writer.
Browning's Heroines
13
From the very earliest days of motoring, engineers have toyed with three-wheeled automobiles.
Wired
14
And that must have been one of the very earliest ones.
A Minstrel in France
15
Judas Iscariot was one of the very earliest of all possible early Christians.
The New Jerusalem
16
Sister Cecilia assented with a resigned nod worthy of the very earliest martyr.
From One Generation to Another
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