Sentence examples for early positions from inspiring English sources

Some of the early positions needed to be retracted.

Other fans staked out early positions along Autograph Alley and waited.

Now, as Mr. Bush heads to Europe, he will have other opportunities to rethink early positions.

Among others in early positions of prominence are Matt Kuchar and Jason Day, who both started with 68s.

Mr. Goss was appointed to one of his early positions in public life as a county commissioner by Mr. Graham, then governor of Florida.

And there are risks — particularly for the Democrats, summoned to appear before, and appease, groups pressing them to stake out early positions on the left over gay rights, health care, the empowering of labor unions and the war in Iraq.

He had changed his mind, somewhat, from an early position of outright denial, said Griffin, when pressed.

Orb, in his customary early position casually watching events unfold from the rear, stayed on for third.

Much of Hardy's work in that early position derived from England's 19th-century vogue for "indiscriminate church restoration," an ahistorical endeavor he came to regret.

There was sure to be a jostling rush among the field of 12 runners to gain early position and to avoid being tripped or boxed along the rail.

In the Derby, being in the first post position would mean you would need to break and rush your horse to hold that early position.