Sentence examples for be a distant early from inspiring English sources

An uneasy gut feeling can be a distant early warning signal.

He was a distant-early-warning system for the writers John Hamburg and Justin Theroux and such actors as Jack Black and Will Ferrell.

The Cypro-Minoan script in turn is thought to be a distant offshoot of the early Cretan scripts (Linear A and Linear B).

By the time that happens, the Apple Watch and its breakthrough taptic engine will be a distant memory, like the early computers of Bletchley Park are today.

But this frustrated demagogic yawp could basically be translated as a distant early warning to workers: "I am a terrible businessperson".

The summer will be a distant memory.

It would be a distant fifth.

Iqaluit's population climbed steadily in the 1950s as construction workers and military personnel were brought to construct a Distant Early Warning line, a network of radar stations that turned Iqaluit into an outpost against potential Soviet intrusions.

Costa also provided a distant early warning that this was not to last, reporting that his sources indicated that "Trump has not changed" and that "no big shift in policy [was] coming".

It was a distant cry from his more solitary early years.

For some of the older contestants, the project is a distant, perhaps harrowing memory from their early days in science.