Sentence examples for enter the earliest from inspiring English sources

Once you enter the earliest date you can travel and the number of nights you want to stay, a calendar shows the lowest price for each departure date in the next month.

The Air Force is about to enter the early Carboniferous, or amphibian, state.

Whether or not they gain an advantage, the early-applicant group is shifting; along with minorities, foreigners and public school students, it now also includes more athletes, as college coaches push recruits to enter the early round as well.

From what has been reported by Facsko et al. [10] and Bobek et al. [19], there exists an onset time to let the sputtered surface enter the early time QD formation regime at a fixed sputtering energy.

In the coming week, the early voting volume will pick up substantially, and we will see more of the lower to moderate propensity voters who are more persuadable enter the early electorate.

Patients agreed to enter the Early Arthritis Clinic and approved clinical and radiological assessments.

Join up these predictions, and Britain is entering the early stages of yet another industrial catastrophe.

In the US, the "gig economy" is now so salient that the phrase and issues have entered the early exchanges of the presidential race.

And we may now be entering the early stages of part three of the trilogy, the 'emerging market' crisis of 2015 onwards".

Ms. Weisberg said she understood that feeling, particularly since her father was entering the early stages of dementia and having increasing difficulty negotiating stairs at the time.

Yet at a moment when the economy appears to have entered the early stages of a recovery, a contractionary fiscal policy risks stopping it in its tracks.