Sentence examples for Early tag from inspiring English sources

"CRIME AND PUNISHMENT" on skateboards — that was one of the early tag lines floating around the production of "Paranoid Park," the new film by Gus Van Sant.

IN this season of shad runs and early tag sales, a sweet little restaurant called Juniper in Hastings-on-Hudson is causing diners to take notice.

Lesburgueres, E. et al. Early tagging of cortical networks is required for the formation of enduring associative memory.

The Indians roughed up Jon Garland (0-2) early, tagging him for five runs and five hits in just two and two-thirds innings.

It's evolved far beyond early tagging (abstractly writing a name or word in spray paint or marker, usually illegally) to more painterly and figurative forms.

The early tags were expensive and often difficult for customers to read, and they were only adopted in markets such as France where store staff are paid relatively well, making the labor savings compelling.

His complicated, colourful pieces are a long way from the early tags that covered walls in New York and Philadelphia.

Early tagging cruises had relatively low bluefin CPUE but after we understood the preferred ocean conditions for bluefin tuna, our bluefin CPUE increased considerably[8].

A cue for top-down attentional orientation in the visual field could be provided by an early tagging of emotional stimuli as Schupp et al. inferred from recent EEG studies [ 53- 55].

We analyze the design choices in the earlier tag cloud studies and provide a taxonomy of algorithmic approaches to tag cloud building.

The earliest tags were too large and could be used only on large whales, but the latest ones are small – light enough to float in water – and are constructed so that the dolphins can release them easily if at all bothered by them.