Sentence examples for early wrote from inspiring English sources

In his memoirs, Early wrote that earlier in the day Confederate Gen. David R. Jones saw Hays's regiment approaching his position and he, too, thought it might be the enemy.

While it may be appropriate for some corporations to vest options early, wrote Michael S. Katzke, "for many situations where there are significant regulatory or other issues that may delay closing, such provisions may not be suitable".

"We would do well to learn the lesson from the troubled path of the gene therapy field: not to promise too much too early," wrote Anders Bjorklund and Olle Lindvall, Swedish scientists, in a commentary in the June issue of Nature Neuroscience.

This is a well-established fact, as the following note a physician in Nepal early wrote in the British Medical Journal shows: 'water is changed each time smoking is carried out' (Pande, 1962).

"When he refused," Early wrote, "I felt something greater than pride: I felt as though my honor as a black boy had been defended, my honor as a human being".

That is the old fear of the sea, recorded in the early written texts.

Strangely, it hasn't, or at least it has left no trace on early written literature.

BILL EARLY Writing on BusinessKnowHow.com, Janet Attard flags a common mistake small businesses make.

Mr. Flanagan made a start toward his literary career early, writing stories for Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

Early written correspondence with the patient group will assist with education of patients regarding best practice with ILI.

Andrew Marr, the editor of the Independent, earlier wrote an elegiac column deploring the "loss and abandonment" that characterise today's Commons.