Sentence examples for always earlier from inspiring English sources

"He's always earlier than me".

Gradually the Latin products of the Christian schools became replaced by Irish works; for example, Latin lives of the saints are almost always earlier in date than those written in Irish.

Now the \(B\ -series is insufficient to define change, B\ -seriesB\)-seriss relatinsufficientnchangingly if toey apply at all; whatever is earlier than something is always earlier than it.

The facts we did appeal to look like purely B-theoretic ones: that causes are always earlier than their effects, that things typically change slowly in relation to the speed of transmission of light and sound, that our information-processing capacities are limited, and that there can be causal connections between memories and experiences.

"Probably that I'm always early".

"Of course — always," Early said, leaning back in his chair.

"Della was always early on topics," Mr. Rielly said.

With A. J. Burnett, it seems it is always early — until it becomes too late.

"It's always the same time -- it's always early," Ms. Jouvert said.

"I was always early and always stayed late," says Neal, who saw McGrady play nine times and work out twice.

"He said not to worry, because Samantha was always early," Mr. Darche said.