Sentence examples for early toward from inspiring English sources

Oriented early toward monastic contemplation, Symeon became abbot of the monastery of St . Mamas near Constantinople, about 980.

"Come on, Ryan!" one woman cheered earnestly early toward Christian in the second set, causing Ryan to grin from his seat in the second row.

This way every day begins and stays positively aligned, if you start early toward your future and living the minutes, moment by moment.

Rabbi Feller, now in her "early-toward-middle 70s," also began performing weddings later in life, having been ordained in 2000 after decades of wanting nothing to do with religion because of her experiences in the Holocaust.

The dimensions of the dental arch were modified earlier toward the values of the permanent dentition.

The dental arch increases in dimensions earlier toward the values of the permanent dentition stage, in comparison with dimensions in homogeneous untreated individuals.

Early steps toward unifying the brigades under a common command have brought out latent divisions among rebel leaders.

Still, Americans and Iraqis hailed the new battalion as a small, early step toward Iraqi self-rule.

Or was he, in fact, upset because his sister was upset — an early step toward empathy, sympathy, kindness and charity?

They aim at taking an early step toward understanding nurse leader influence, knowledge, and success.

His early orientation toward literature and libertine sociability, however, shaped his philosophical identity in crucial ways.