Sentence examples for equally early from inspiring English sources

Because of the restraint and quality of the materials, the result is both rustic and urbane: equally early American and 20th century.

There are indications (not yet fully explored) that other equally early sites may exist in other parts of Baluchistan and elsewhere on the Indo-Iranian borderlands.

For someone like me, with an early love of prose but an equally early suspicion of  poetry for being too bourgeois to relate to, the first Underground poem I read as a teenager – lines from Keats's Endymion – got me thinking that poems might be relevant after all, evocative enough to make me sit up and laugh or feel sad, puzzled, or happy, on the Northern line – which is no mean feat.

But an equally early strike - a belter at that - from Jamie Hamill at the start of the second half heralded a much improved Hearts performance.

Equally, early warning systems, which are essential risk reduction tools, must be developed to identify not only potentially hazardous natural events, but also to determine the presence in a community of vulnerabilities: human, social, economic, ecological, institutional, and physical.

Its equivalents are being developed at equally early stages of development in fields of computing such as 'unconventional computing' and 'morphological' computing', which look to the embodiment of information as a problem solving approach.

Mr. Del Tredici gave the piece, and the equally demanding early works, the powerhouse performances they demand.

You might expect this sort of thing from an avant-folk band – the label of best fit for Neilson's outfit, who also draw equally from early music, circa 1540, country music, circa forever, and Dylan, circa 1970.

At Grosvenor House, Kentshire Galleries of New York had an equally fascinating early Georgian-style bureau bookcase made with two kinds of Coromandel wood, a streaky type of ebony, about 1720.

But equally, while early tests appear to be at least partially reassuring, e-cigarettes have simply not been around long enough for there to be any reliable long-term studies of the risk they might represent.

Things looked equally bad early in the second period, when the Red Wings made two more turnovers in their zone and gave up a breakaway attempt to Crosby less than a minute in, but Crosby's shot was saved by Osgood as Rafalski appeared to hook him from behind (no call was made).