Sentence examples for earlier responded from inspiring English sources

Christopher Nolan, the movie's director earlier responded to the tragedy, expressing his sorrow for the victims and their families.

Mr. Carter, the editor of The Tabor City Tribune, a weekly paper he had founded four years earlier, responded immediately.

Mourinho had also earlier responded to the report, speaking at the launch of his book Mourinho, stating that he knew he had the backing of the players, as a number of them had publicly backed him.

By "these guys," presumably, she was thinking of figures like Rush Limbaugh, who had earlier responded to the then-anonymous allegations against Cain by accusing the press of using "the ugliest racial stereotypes they can to attack a black conservative".

The Clinton campaign earlier responded angrily to the breach, claiming the access amounted to "theft" on the part of their rivals and took place through 24 different queries to the database on Wednesday.

Tan had earlier responded to those comments by accusing "a racist chairman of hiring a racist manager" – but an FA disciplinary commission said it was "satisfied" the 78-year-old Whelan "is not a racist" and did not intend to cause offence.

How should showcases of industry and technology, originally pioneered in Victorian times or earlier, respond to the changing demands of the modern world?

Earlier, responding to a question sent via e-mail, Dumars said he believed the current system of transferring an international player's rights to the N.B.A. would "have to be addressed".

However, cblB patients tend to present earlier, respond more poorly to vitamin B12 and, consequently, may produce a more severe clinical course with more profound neurological and metabolic complications (Refs 124, 125).

He was told that the La Salle players did not know where the Shockers' university was, and Cleanthony Early responded, "I didn't know where Wichita was either before I went there".

As a consequence of this slower proliferation, these tumours respond in a similar manner to late-responding normal tissue rather than early responding normal tissue [13 15], thereby removing the rationale for hyperfractionated schedules.