Sentence examples for earlier acted as from inspiring English sources

Nick Dallman, who left Hungary a few years earlier, acted as an interpreter at one of the refugee camps set up in Wythenshawe in 1956.

But Mr. Geithner urged Congress to act "as early as possible".

If changes do occur, a project manager should act as early as possible, since it is easier to tackle a threat before it reaches a full blown state.

In theory, the Environmental Protection Agency has the power to solve this problem by tweaking the mandates imposed by Congress, and it may act as early as next week.

Mr. Trump could act as early as Friday to remove one or more of them, though the president is known to enjoy keeping people off kilter.

The House of Representatives could act as early as Monday to override President Reagan's veto of a bill imposing economic sanctions on South Africa, a Congressional aide said today.

The determinants of successful human reproduction and development may act as early as periconceptionally, underscoring the need to capture exposures during these critical windows when assessing potential toxicants.

As they had done in a strike in Coeur d'Alene seven years earlier, soldiers acted as strike breakers.

Long before the current rediscovery of Latin rhythms, his early songs acted as if Manhattan was the northernmost Caribbean island; more recently, he has raised the quotient of funk.

The son of a Protestant refugee who had come to London in 1568, Courteen from an early age acted as the agent in Haarlem, Neth., for his father's silk and linen business.

Among these recordings was the Double Violin Concerto for which, forty years earlier, she had acted as the rehearsal pianist before the first performance.