Sentence examples for ever earlier on from inspiring English sources

To gain a competitive edge, firms are arriving ever earlier on campus with their recruitment caravans.

Instead of expanding in the Gulf, the Chinese agreed to their largest energy deal ever earlier on Monday.

Although the holiday trappings creep ever earlier on the calendar, perhaps Santa would appreciate our taking a moment to contemplate the whole Santa.

With shops opening ever earlier on the night of Thanksgiving Thursday, nearly a quarter of Black Friday shoppers were at the stores by midnight.

Author of the New Band column Paul Lester was – as ever – early on the case with Kyla, nominating her as new band of the day No 1,062 almost a year ago.

State party leaders should agree not to move their primaries ever earlier to gain influence on the outcome.

An avalanche on Mount Everest early on Friday has killed at least 12 local climbers and left several others injured in what is likely to prove one of the most lethal accidents in recent history on the world's highest peak.

The climbers reached the top of Nuptse early on Saturday, made the summit of Everest early on Sunday and completed the challenge by getting to the top of Lhotse early on Monday.

In many ways, this fixation on weight at ever earlier ages comes at an inopportune time physiologically.

Guy's view: "Apart from one uncharacteristic fumble early on, as assured and confident as ever.

"My best single game ever," Early said.