Sentence examples for earlier begun from inspiring English sources

The Great Depression radically altered this limited view of government in the United States, as it had earlier begun to widen it in Europe.

Over in the sixth chapter of "Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honor," news of the alarm arrives in Philadelphia, as the last express rider in a 70-hour relay halts his weary horse at Carpenters' Hall, where delegates in the First Continental Congress had, one day earlier, begun their deliberations.

"The News from Ireland" (1986), his story of the potato famine, is glutted with lies and deceptions, from a road to nowhere – an insulting labour project ill-suited to weak, hungry men – to the governess Miss Heddoe's self-deceiving assertion that "I do not know these things", denying unpalatable truths she had earlier begun to apprehend.

Wilde, who had earlier begun an affair with Queensberry's son, Alfred, lost the legal case.

The president had earlier begun his first tweet announcing the recapture with the words "Mission Accomplished".

Earlier, beginning in 1982, "St.

The woman, whom I met only a few minutes earlier, began to weep in quiet convulsions.

Servan-Schreiber (who had founded the feminist magazine F fourteen years earlier) began publishing a bimonthly newsletter called Parité Info.

As I noted earlier, beginning in the late 1970s several cities enacted ordinances prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

"The Situation Room" will air an hour earlier, beginning at 4pm, as will "John King USA," which will broadcast at 6pm.

In contrast, MMP-10 increase was observed earlier beginning at day 3 and peaking abruptly at day 21 post-infection.