Sentence examples for a date early from inspiring English sources

The Turks want a date early in 2005.

That night was everything a date early in a relationship should be: relaxed, fun and with a mildly inappropriate amount of publicly displayed affection.

We agreed on a date early in January and I was delighted to be able to make it a real day out by securing the editor's office for the game.

"There was a date early on," Ming recalls, "where we were starting to reveal things to each other.

Based on the perceived "faulty proportions" of the figures, Ludwig von Baldass suggested a date early in van Eyck's career, around 1425.

He has been almost alone in insisting on facing these problems at a date early enough so that we might arrive at their solution".

The footprints indicated that their makers walked upright; this discovery pushed back the advent of human bipedalism to a date earlier than the scientific community had previously suspected.

The British prime minister has said that as part of any deal that gave constitutional legality to a Scottish-run vote on the issue, his government would seek a date earlier than 2014.

In any case, there is a consensus among Japanese archaeologists that the beginning of Yayoi should be revised to a date earlier by at least three centuries than the traditional 500 BCE.

One of the coins has been assigned a date earlier than 200 BCE and some others to about the time of Roman influence, which is around the dawn of the Christian era.

Unless their negotiations with club representatives take an unexpected turn quickly, the players are expected to set a date early next month.