Sentence examples for early came from inspiring English sources

Those who'd lined up early came prepared with plastic ponchos and needed them at times.

He early came into contact with the resurgence of national feeling that had begun to influence Czech and Slovak intellectuals.

As has been seen, the Old French word romanz early came to mean "historical work in the vernacular".

Organized to combat the revolts of Palestinian Arabs against the Jewish settlement of Palestine, it early came under the influence of the Histadrut ("General Federation of Labour").

Mr. Saleh's indication on Tuesday that he might be willing to step down early came after four top military commanders, including General Ahmar, joined a wave of defections by diplomats and other officials.

He early came under French Symbolist influence, and his first notable works, the four novelettes known as the Sonatas (1902 05), feature a beautifully evocative prose and a tone of refined and elegant decadence.

A decade earlier came Sam Houston Johnson, LBJ's sibling.

Come Friday, CAF's committee room decision made three years earlier came back to bite it.

Days earlier came the news that Libya and Kuwait were thinking of buying slugs of BP stock.

Andy Awford's side had earlier come close when Ryan Cresswell cleared Craig Westcarr's header off the line.

Here, the mandatory and optional modifiers introduced earlier come into play.