Sentence examples for early everyday from inspiring English sources

"I like to think that shipbuilding was the most important early everyday technology," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1992.

Sam is not able to leave work early everyday, but has managed to work out a schedule with her employer.

If you want to fully embody this new style, get used to waking up early everyday to shower, style hair, put on makeup, compile a great outfit, get pumped with music, and eat breakfast :).

Naskhī script is a cursive style developed from the earliest everyday business scripts.

Develop the habit (yes -- even if you are "not" a morning person) by just waking one minute earlier everyday.

"My grandfather was an early believer that everyday objects, including automobiles, could be seen as works of art," Mr. Ford said.

One of the most original draftsmen around is Claes Oldenburg, whose early sculptures of everyday objects in the 1960's helped to define the Pop art movement.

Historic Richmond Town: Community Day (Sunday) A visit back in time, when hearth-cooking, blacksmithing and other early crafts were everyday activities, is planned from 1 to 5 p.m. at the historic restoration.

A nice coup, because Mr. Oldenburg, whose early sculptures of everyday objects -- like his "Soft Toilet" of 1966 -- helped define the Pop Art movement, is one of the most original draftsmen around.

Michael grew up in wartime London and suffered with his brother Maurice from an unhappy time as an evacuee in the West Country, which gave him an early insight into everyday inhumanity and the need to fight it.

In the early stages of everyday knowing, what is re-discovered or recognized when something is known is an intuitive idea.