Sentence examples for earlier always from inspiring English sources

By comparison, Superman, shot a full decade earlier, always feels as though it is set in the real world because New York doubled for Metropolis.

Like most of the mayoral candidates, Mr. Ferrer is perpetually behind schedule, arriving late, leaving early, always apologizing.

To add to the irrationality, even if you're known to come in early, always leaving bang on time still seems to rankle.

Parents wake up early, always early enough to watch you take your first steps through the threshold whether there are shoes on your feet or not.

"Earlier is always better.

"If somebody is ready to leave earlier, he always has that opportunity," she said.

"An earlier flight always makes more sense than a later flight," Boyd says.

I arrived early — I'm always early — at a house in Chesterfield, Va., a short drive from Richmond, down the Powhite Parkway.

Not that the early Times always played down financial crises.

I learned to read early and always had a lot of books.

Best to start undermining those fairy tale stereotypes early, I always say.