Sentence examples for early thinking from inspiring English sources

Matthew Postgate, controller of R&D, gave me an example of the kind of early thinking the BBC is doing with such technologies: "We had an experiment in which we filmed a basketball match in one of our research studios.

It stressed the figures represented "early thinking".

I can remember a time when this was true of me, when I'd be at a party or a dinner, and if I knew there was a game going on, I'd be looking for some excuse to cut out early, thinking the whole time about when I could make my getaway.

You naturally wake up early thinking that you have to attend a show at nine.

Trying to win an unprecedented third term, Rajapaksa called a snap election two years early, thinking he'd be reelected handily.

However, they elected to forgo the sleep period and begin the preparations for the EVA early, thinking that they would be unable to sleep.

If I know there's a crying scene, I start two days earlier thinking about it, which you can't do.

Earlier, thinking ahead, as the blind must, I'd asked the clerks to scribble my hotel's address in Arabic on a piece of paper.

In earlier thinking about development, it was assumed that the market mechanisms of developed economies were so unreliable in developing economies that governments had to assume central responsibility for economic activity.

I'd bought the pump twenty years earlier, thinking it would come in handy if I was ever alone in the wilderness, and its plastic had since gone brittle.

Corno was the one sitting next to me a few days earlier, thinking Zatopek would most likely not attempt the marathon.