Sentence examples for earlier straight from inspiring English sources
She was the last model to come in for a fitting, just an hour earlier, straight off the plane from Stockholm.
Then they caught a break: Florence Greenberg, a record producer, needed a song for the Shirelles, a girl group she'd signed a couple of years earlier, straight out of Passaic High School, in New Jersey.
And through D&D, the trilogy has exerted its influence on just about every fantasy video game ever created, from the earliest straight D&D and AD&D conversions to the formative Japanese role-playing games such as Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy, and on into the massively multiplayer era of World of Warcraft.
The Welshman took an early straight shot that shook him and underlined the threat he faced.
All test interpretations should start by making semilog plots of Horner and MDH buildups together with their time derivatives in which the early straight line is identified by the comparison of derivative plots.
Early straight edgers wanted to use the liberating, emancipatory potential of punk and hardcore to fight for a better world with clarity of mind.
The only thing is, you're going to want to head there early—straight after work or, if you're unemployed, just after Tipping Point finishes because it's rammed by half 7 and they generally stick to a pretty strict one-in, one-out policy.
His own band had gone AWOL, it turned out, because they had earlier walked straight past the little, park-style stage, not believing that it could possibly be meant to play it.
Keane had earlier shot straight at keeper Vanins from close-range and forced another save two minutes after his goal as Ireland dominated the first half.
Jose Fonte had earlier headed straight at Heaton and and visiting right-back Nathaniel Clyne had sent a shot wide but Burnley held on.
When the Higgins Avenue Bridge was replaced in 1893 there was debate of whether the bridge should continue angled toward the Bitterroot Valley as it had earlier or straight across so as to be oriented north and south.
