Sentence examples for early established from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, her unusual and oddly ascetic personal life cemented the reputation Hollingworth had early established as a ferociously hard worker.

Motilal, a member of a prosperous Brahman family of Kashmiri origin, early established a lucrative law practice and was admitted to the Allahabad High Court in 1896.

Founded in 1836 by Colonel Nelson Tift, it was named for Albany, New York, and was early established as a leading cotton market.

Perhaps because of the quasi-official nature of printing in France, French publishers early established and long maintained a reputation for careful and elegant work.

On balance, the combined tribute and trade activities were highly advantageous to foreigners—so much so that the Chinese early established limits for the size and cargoes of foreign missions and prescribed long intervals that must elapse between missions.

Paramesvara, who became a Muslim and took the title Sultan Iskandar Shah in 1414, early established tributary relations with Ming China, benefiting greatly from that kingdom's newly rearoused interest in trade with the West.

He'd have to remember to hurt her early, establish a baseline.

The Californian beachfront city got in on the green-living game early, establishing a Sustainable City Plan two decades ago.

The endgame for these companies has been to plant a flag early, establish the brand as quickly as possible.

Mahayana, therefore, should not be seen as the successor to an earlier established tradition.

After graduating, McMullen went to the LSE and was taught by Bill Wedderburn, who had taken over the school of industrial law earlier established there by Kahn-Freund.