Sentence examples for early upbeat from inspiring English sources

The group's fans know that the early upbeat success gave way to dark days that almost devoured the band's members, particularly its guiding force, Brian Wilson.

Despite early upbeat accounts from both Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, the likelihood of a subtantial agreement between the two sides before the February Israeli election seems quite remote, officials said.

The package then went to the show's producer, the early feedback upbeat.

In it, Mr Collins (best known for an earlier, more upbeat work, "Good to Great") describes the five stages through which a proud and thriving company passes on its way to becoming a basket-case.

Equities rallied in early trading on upbeat data for jobs and manufacturing.

THE early reviews are upbeat for a Darien artist's portrait of President George W. Bush, which went on permanent display at the Yale Club in New York City on Monday night.

I've name-dropped early; I'm upbeat and positive (for example, "convinced," "effective contribution," and "achievements"); and I'm clear on the role I'm interested in without being so specific that I exclude myself from potential possibilities.

And early results are upbeat:In an ongoing midstage trial of 100 breast cancer patients who failed to respond to traditional Taxol therapy, 6 of the first 28 patients reporting have seen their tumors shrink by half.

Reynolds had earlier issued an upbeat bulletin describing the injury as "just soft tissue with no bone damage" but the jockey was still in some discomfort on leaving the track and Nottingham clerk of the course, Jane Hedley, reported that he was going to hospital to have an x-ray.

Randall found the two pea-size tumors in her breast relatively early and received an upbeat prognosis for a common type of cancer.

Major U.S. Book Chains Upbeat On Early 'Potter' Sales.