Sentence examples for early prompted from inspiring English sources

The fact that gravitational waves were detected so early prompted confusion and disbelief.

Lithuania's early prompting, which caused worry in the Scotland defence without actually producing clearcut chances, was primarily fuelled by the wing play of Arvydas Novikovas.

There was no sympathy from the state for Floridians who have reportedly waited as long as eight hours to vote early, prompting Florida Democrats to file an emergency lawsuit Sunday morning.

During the game the following day, Rovers were winning quite comfortably and the few Argyle supporters present began to leave early prompting a chorus of "Goodnight Argyle" from the Rovers supporters the tune stuck and Irene became the club song.

The ill-fated acquisition of the Learning Company had earlier prompted the resignation of Mattel's chief executive, Jill E. Barad.

Rossi's hiring by Gallardo, the head coach she had met a year and a half earlier, prompted a great deal of chatter.

The police's inept handling of the case had earlier prompted a public inquiry, which branded the Metropolitan Police as "institutionally racist".

Sterling's lightning pace had earlier prompted Anderson's brother, Lee, to pick up the phone after a game against Crystal Palace.

Typically, suspects will waive their Miranda rights and then repeat what they had said earlier, prompted by the officers' leading questions and by the sense that it is now too late to turn back.

Farther north, a white substance found on a reporter's car and on an exterior wall at the Middletown bureau of The Hartford Courant two weeks earlier prompted workers to suspect anthrax on Oct. 12.

Consumption has dropped it was 12% less in June and 5% less in July than it had been a year earlier—prompted by $850m-worth of conservation efforts that Mr Bush's people scoffed at.