Sentence examples for ere from inspiring English sources
The word "also" is correct and usable in written English
You can use "also" to describe something that has been mentioned before or to introduce an additional point or idea. Example sentence: I also need to buy milk on the way home.
Jefferson a man so fond of enumeration that he once wrote to a friend that he had "ten and one-half grandchildren, and two and three-fourths great-grandchildren", and that "these fractions will ere long become units"—criticised them for being unclear about how this "apportionment" was to be carried out.
In our report on the Babylon exhibition in Paris ("Ere Babylon was dust", April 12th) we mistakenly attributed the building of the Tower of Babel to the Jews exiled to Babylon in 586BC.
But the quest for cash ends up adding corruption to the CIA's original sin of duplicity and the incineration sets off a cycle of revenge that consumes everyone it touches or, as John Milton put it in a couplet that forms the epigram to this gripping novel, "revenge, at first thought sweet/Bitter ere long back on itself recoils".
Hoffman's first poetry collection, An Armada of Thirty Whales (1954), was followed by The City of Satisfactions (1963), Broken Laws (1970), The Center of Attention (1974), Able Was I Ere I Saw Elba: Selected Poems 1954 74 (1977), and Hang-Gliding from Helicon: New and Selected Poems, 1948 1988 (1988).
Ah, eyrie-ire; aero hour, eh? O'er our ur-area (our era aye ere your raw row) we air our array err, yaw, row wry-aura our orrery, our eerie ü our ray, our arrow.
"Ere we bloody go again!" These were the opening words of Call The Midwife's third series and though the character who spoke them was in labour at the time, the rest of us can surely sympathise.
"Got these on the frontier!" swaggered Baron Hardup, pointing to a row of medals on his chest—"And I got these ones on the back 'ere!" he added, spinning around to reveal another gleaming row.
This position is too extreme... [H]ere is an interesting piece of data: while both the US and the Euro area have a large bilateral trade deficit with China (which can be interpreted as a signal of the undervaluation of the Renminbi), the Euro area has an overall current account surplus while the US has a current account deficit.
ON JUNE 6th 1962, peering through the control-room glass at a male quartet in EMI's recording studio in north-west London, an engineer said to himself, "Good God, what've we got 'ere?"Four long-haired Liverpudlians in thin-lapelled suits and flamenco boots had arrived to tape some songs: "Besame Mucho", "Love Me Do", "PS I Love You" and "Ask Me Why".
It ees 'ere!" Yet others are murmuring that it seems a peculiar preoccupation of (mostly male) research scientists to want to find something that many rational people are certain isn't there.
Lloyd Bradley's gallop of a book is as much about social transition as music – from the us-and-them of section one, titled "They come over 'ere …", to the next generation with "Nobody's going anywhere", then the final third, "Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner".
