Sentence examples for early turning from inspiring English sources

But on a recent Sunday afternoon he closed early, turning his bagel-making enterprise into a bagel-baking workshop.

In addition, Republican voters already passed on one opportunity to wrap up the race early, turning against Mr. Romney after his win in New Hampshire.

In the premiere of "Mr. Belvedere" in March 1985, Brice Beckham, playing the youngest member of a family with a butlerlike housekeeper, shows a flash of Dennisness early, turning up the volume on his sister's Walkman until she shrieks in pain.

Granted, there were many things they did do right: substantially lowering unemployment, paying off some of Iceland's debt to the International Monetary Fund early, turning the economy around, but, unfortunately, their successes have become obliterated in the pre-election propaganda war fought with the two parties now poised to take power.

"I thought they (Catalan) were very good, they didn't give in and they kicked early, turning each other around and it turned into a bit of a war of attrition.

It recommends knocking out their starter early, turning the game over to the bullpen, the underbelly of their pitching staff.

Lining up early turns from a painful experience to a kind of inebriant.

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He rises early, turns on the television, and plows through print copies of The New York Times, New York Post and The Washington Post.

Yatseniuk had earlier turned down an offer by Yanukovych to become his prime minister.

(Capitol, the American affiliate of EMI, the band's British label, had earlier turned down their recordings).