Sentence examples for early near from inspiring English sources

One of the assumed signatures of animal herding was a preponderance of young animals in a bone sample, a characteristic of many samples of sheep and goat bones at early Near East sites.

Near Eastern antiquities, the second newest department, dates from 1881 and presents an overview of early Near Eastern civilization and "first settlements", before the arrival of Islam.

DISMOUNTS China was penalized two-tenths of a point because Fan Ye began warming up too early near the balance beam.

Start your day early — from 5 to 8 a.m. early — near Columbus Circle, where anytime between those hours you will be guided to musicians performing Yoko Ono's "Secret Piece" from a secluded spot in Central Park.

After voting early near his home in Cricklewood, north London, the mayor, who trailed Johnson 47% to 53% in yesterday's YouGov poll, began a whistlestop tour of Labour heartlands.

For all the stretches of incisive playing, there were a surprising number of glitches and coordination problems: moments when the orchestra entered several beats early; near train wrecks when singers lurched ahead of the orchestra as they lost connection with Mr. Maazel's slow tempos and manipulated phrasings.

Founded in 1961, the museum survived some early near-death experiences.

Even the menu for an early near-vegetarian restaurant, the Straight Edge Kitchen ("You Can't Miss It, There's Nothing Else Like It"), is handsomely laid out, although the items listed -- lentil croquettes, apple mush, whole wheat bread -- are a somewhat dismal reminder that health food will always be with us.

Heneghan's early near-post header from Peter Winn's free-kick made it 1-0.

The D1 dolostone that formed by an early near-surface dolomitization has the relatively higher total REE concentrations (ΣREE) and displays near-flat REE patterns similar to that of the PAAS-normalized North American Shale, implying some influences of the clastic components.

Mount Augustine was also the site of an early near-disaster for Johnston, when he became trapped on the mountain during an eruption after high winds grounded the first two evacuation aircraft.