Sentence examples for earlier unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Very soon you will find out that the life in your discomfort zone is not that frightening but rather full of new earlier unfamiliar, interesting and exciting things that indeed take you closer to your desired aspirations.

Familiar nests (both good and mediocre) were discovered earlier than unfamiliar nests (Figure 4A; GLMM, effect of treatment: p<0.001).

My favourite is the tale of a Norfolk clergyman who arrived early at an unfamiliar church to conduct a funeral.

4. Hand in an essay early 9. Study in every library that exists at your university (like you're 'on tour' - but studying) Handing in an essay early is very unfamiliar territory for the majority of students.

The 80-work show includes many unfamiliar early works and is inserted into a selection of works from the museum's collection, some of which have been absorbed into new Steinbachian arrangements.

More than half of Queensland lies north of the Tropic of Capricorn, and the early Europeans there, unfamiliar with life in the tropics, experienced much adversity in their initial attempts to colonize the region.

Different combinations of these cues produced 4 unique "treatments" of mating opportunities to males: 1) previously unmated, familiar strain, early oestrus females; 2) previously unmated, unfamiliar strain, early oestrus females; 3) previously unmated, familiar strain, late oestrus females; and (4) previously mated, familiar strain, late oestrus females.

He handles the back story so adroitly that readers unfamiliar with earlier volumes in this series should have no trouble following the action.

Young Asians today expect a lot more from their lives, and often face pressures that were unfamiliar to earlier generations.

Earlier Haydn works were unfamiliar in the first half of the 20th century, but Beecham conducted several of them, including the Symphony No. 40 and an early piano concerto.

While some of the artists from the early 20th century are unfamiliar — Bert Williams?