Sentence examples for along earlier from inspiring English sources

The pack ride along earlier.

An aide to the governor said that he would probably send it along earlier, possibly before Friday.

If such a job came along earlier, he would have to get a special waiver from the NASA administrator, Sean O'Keefe, an action that has been uncommon.

If Alex had come along earlier, a lot of teenagers might have found growing up just a little bit easier – and that's the bottom line.

An opportunity had come along earlier in 2009, however, before the controversy over the Melbourne film festival, for Mr. Zhao to work on a project supported by the state.

While this goes along earlier analyses on the topic (Qutub 1985; Khalaf 2006; Fox et al. 2006), the analysis in the context of the preceding discussion insinuates that economic, social and political factors have played a key role in shaping housing developments and emerging typological patterns.

The Force made a bright start to the match, but the hot boot of Chiefs five-eighth Marty McKenzie ensured the home side kept the score ticking along early.

On the other hand sex and romance also come along early and often, so there are many compensatory, if somewhat fanciful, digressions.

Tetris came along early and had a very important role in breaking down ordinary people's inhibitions in front of computers, which were scary objects to non-professionals used to pen and paper.

He added: "We pushed him along early as we felt he was ready".

We find that different genomic regions have experienced substantial accelerated evolution along early branches in snakes, with different genes having experienced dramatic accelerations along specific branches.