Sentence examples for early on then from inspiring English sources

A red sequined cummerbund appears around the undeveloped waist of one girl early on; then the heroine is shown holding a red-satin top hat.

A key issue early on, then, will be figuring out what court or courts will oversee the litigation and what law will apply.

Janet Mock and Geena Rocero, for instance, both did it early on, then used the subsequent attention to advocate for our community and tell our complex stories.

I wanted people to guess what was going to happen early on, then have to sit there and watch it happening.' Why?

She had a brief crush on him early on, then the two settled into a blithe companionship that endured until Ashton's death in 1988.

De Gea has endured a difficult first season in England, making high-profile mistakes early on, then losing his place to Anders Lindegaard after a disastrous display against Blackburn on New Year's Eve.

Students who are having adjustment problems early on could then sign up with the possibility of withdrawal in mind.

"You get this great character early on, and then she has nothing else to do," he said.

We got a great goal early on and then we faded away.

"Numerous corners early on and then when James Hayter gets us the penalty we thought it would settle us down.

I would not outsource customer service; we did this early on and then took it in-house.