Sentence examples for earlier to put from inspiring English sources

Martin Straka scored earlier to put the Rangers ahead, 3-1.

And last week, on his radio show, he brought up a proposal his administration had made earlier, to put tolls on East River bridges.

At one point, they said that it's not that he would be in danger if he had his underwear on while he stood in front of the cell for inspection, but that they would have to wake him up a minute earlier to put it on.

Local firefighters went to this site a few weeks earlier to put out the blaze after plumes of white smoke, thick with pollutants, choked the surrounding neighborhood.

It is too early to put the antacids away.

The paper seemed to conclude that it was too early to put a label on it.

It said it was too early to put a figure on the likely damage.

"It's way too early to put this amount of pressure on them.

He was just born too late, or perhaps too early, to put them into action.

Start planning as early as possible- your first year is not too early to put your plans into motion!

I pulled some strings with a ski shop here to open early to put the bindings on.