Sentence examples for a very early start from inspiring English sources

Clearly, to find my modern masterpiece I would have to get a very early start.

This is a very early start for a political contest that's basically three years away".

We had a very early start and not much sleep last night … There's a lot of driving ahead of us.

That, to me, seemed faintly ridiculous but then it had been a very early start and I was feeling a bit middle-aged by then.

However, it's best just before dawn when they all fly back, so a very early start (or a very late night) is required.

After a very early start and a lot of making-do-and-mending, the school is functioning, and we have managed to open on time, providing temporary solutions for all the "teething problems".

Ledger also cited A Clockwork Orange and Sid Vicious as "a very early starting point for Christian [Bale] and I.

RHEED patterns showed that two-dimensional layer-by-layer growth started at a very early stage during deposition (within 20 nm).

Indeed, the natural affinity of M. leprae for nerve, particularly for Schwann cells, makes it likely that nerve damage starts at a very early stage of infection.

In our study, we found that the phosphorylation level of p70S6K, a direct target of mTORC1, significantly decreased following cannabinoid treatment and that this event started at a very early stage, well correlating with the increase of the AMPK phosphorylation.

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