Sentence examples for early indeed from inspiring English sources
That means essential follow-up testing and treatment can begin very early indeed.
Bronisław Komorowski of the ruling Civic Platform (PO), the first-round winner, began very early indeed.
Released by Entertainment Weekly, the first look comes very early indeed given that production only began in November.
But in its earliest ancestry it is very early indeed, perhaps dating back to the 1st century.
I suppose it was very early indeed – starting at about seven years old with the picture crossword in the London Evening News.
The steps taken to encourage us 50-somethings not to retire early, indeed to keep working beyond 70, reduces job opportunities for younger people.Lucy Barker Devizes, Wiltshire SIR – Despite what your article suggested, "un-retirement" is neither prevalent nor common among older workers in Britain.
The Republican subcommittees earlier indeed included little discord, to conservatives' frustration.
That England's accuracy deteriorated so alarmingly from the heroics in Paris a fortnight earlier, indeed never reached a vaguely high point yesterday from which it could deteriorate, must indeed serve as tribute to the hostility of the hosts.
Mr. Finkelstein makes the same argument: "Archaeology has shown that early Israel indeed emerged from the local population of late Bronze Canaan".
After all, Paris was by no means the most Spectacular city of the late 1950s and early 60s; indeed, it's still not on an equal footing to London.
