Sentence examples for earlier words from inspiring English sources

Will Alexander Semin eat his earlier words about Crosby?

As Miles comments, if Jesus is God, then "God's earlier words were Jesus's words as well".

As we watched Ms. Vieira disappear through a dark door after sunset, we remembered her earlier words.

The H.T.O.E.D. indeed reports no earlier words for "a homosexual person," but it reveals abundant early synonyms for "an effeminate/homosexual man," including badling, cockney and nimfadoro.

Asked if he hoped to enter the ranks of the world's best players, he echoed his earlier words before the Camp Nou faithful: "I've never worried about that.

Generations of readers have interpreted these lines in relation to a Christian idea of Providence and linked them to Hamlet's earlier words, "There is a divinity that shapes our ends".

It is unclear why the bank abandoned the earlier wording.

True, there was earlier word of its existence.

The earlier word, "Believers," described a community that embraced many faiths.

Graboff also confirmed earlier word that he had begun negotiating a new deal with Reilly (Daily Variety, Feb. 5).

Just days earlier, word had gotten out among his fellow refugees that he was gay.