Sentence examples for early in time from inspiring English sources

Early in time the strings, they showed, could wrap around space and strangle most of the spatial dimensions, keeping them from growing.

The day of the show, we left early, in time to have pizza and walk around a little bit to enjoy the atmosphere.

A week ago, Dang Viet's alarm went off early, in time for him to enjoy Barcelona's 4-0 victoverover A.C. Milan, which let Barça move on to the next round in the Champions League.

The film pretty much evaporates at the close, as if the production had to wrap early in time for lunch, and Griffin's character is left shamefully dangling, but not before he and David have enjoyed a strenuous fight, jump-cutting from war zone to road to river with every punch.

Recent excavations at several sites lend further support to existing evidence that human populations had initially camped on these interior tree islands quite early in time.

Rover began a two-year deal early in time for the 1994 Scottish Cup final, sponsoring the club until the end of the 1995 96 season.

If Clare had been born twenty years earlier, in time for the Byron boom, his career might have been different.

In 1938, when M-G-M wanted to adapt "Three Comrades," an explicitly anti-Nazi novel by Remarque, Breen insisted that the movie be set earlier in time.

We are earlier in time at the end of the book than at the start, but it is not because of flashbacks.

The peak temperature of emulsions occurred much earlier in time.

Higher absorbed dose to the kidneys resulted in higher RBP4 excretion occurring earlier in time.