Sentence examples for early refreshing from inspiring English sources

Keeping cheese well means tending to it, catching mold early, refreshing the air regularly, cleaning the container and changing the towel, and turning the cheese from time to time to counter gravity.

Across California, gay rights organizations have started many early mornings refreshing their Web pages for news and then going back to bed.

After all the dithering and lying and dodgy ethics and comely interns of the Clinton years, Americans found the new president's decisiveness, punctuality, uncomplicated marriage and early bedtimes refreshing.

We stay up all night, or wake up early and refresh the screen.

In a city where the term "vintage" has been perverted to mean anything from the shop owner's childhood or earlier, it's refreshing to find a spot that lives up to its promise.

And after the familiar sight in recent years of English teams prioritising their final league placing ahead of the chance to win a trophy (even the 2009-10 Fulhamstreatedam trEuropeEurope's second competition as a distraction in the early stages) it is refreshing to see Stoke getting to grips with both.

The startup has been around since February, 2013, and CEO Florian Douetteau says they were able to bootstrap for the first couple of years because they began selling the software and were profitable early on, which is certainly refreshing.

They have allotted space in their schedule to come up with new ideas, whether it's rising early in the morning or refreshing themselves with regular workouts.

Mr. Howard said he had shown the film to his son a few days earlier, just to refresh his memory about it and to see how his son would react.

As Merrill later emailed me, "It was refreshing to hear Selvaggio describe his food early on as terrible.

And it is difficult to judge whether this is expedient – she was widely criticised for her early performance at first minister's questions, for example – or simply refreshing.