Sentence examples for early spate of from inspiring English sources

After an early spate of turnovers, the Jets devised a color-coded wristband system to help Sanchez last season.

It's why Iraq saw an earlier spate of looting during our sanctions against them in the 1990s.

As a veteran solo traveler not content to turn in early, a spate of posh new boîtes was a bonus.

In the early 00s, a spate of racially motivated killings rocked Germany.

Some who doubt their chances of surviving beyond 2015 under the new arrangements may quit early, provoking a spate of by-elections.

She had been set to make the move a week earlier, following a spate of resignations from the shadow cabinet in the wake of the leave vote in the EU referendum but postponed the announcement while Len McCluskey, head of the Unite union, tried to broker a deal with Corbyn to stave off a damaging civil war within the party.

(After a spate of early works, he, too, fell victim to the fruitless search for a librettist).

On economic matters, a spate of early decisions demonstrated his commitment to the welfare state and the right and responsibility of government to regulate economic and commercial activity.

The late 1960s and early '70s saw a spate of crossover collaborations between orchestras and groups like the Nice, Deep Purple, Ten Wheel Drive and the Siegel-Schwall Band.

I thought, 'I have to make something like that in my lifetime.' " After attending art school at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, where he met his wife, he eventually got a job teaching studio art at Georgetown University and had a spate of early success with museum shows in Washington.

Among the explanations so far: sides are trying to emulate Spain's one-time-dominant tiki-taka; the heat is causing more gaffes; formations are more fluid; the international talent gap is closing; and the spate of early strikes has forced sides to attack.