Sentence examples for example early from inspiring English sources

They were, for example, early advocates of contemporary art from Mongolia, and there's some here.

For example, early republican agrarian legislation is narrated in late republican terms.

For example, early reports said a shooter was on the roof of the school, which was not the case.

One small example: early in his adventure, John wakes to discover that the soles of his feet were gnawed by rats while he slept.

Here's an example: early in the first episode (directed by Seimetz), Christine Riley Keoughh) goes out for a drink with her law-school classmate Avery (Kate Lyn Sheil).

For example, early in the morning, most of the creamers are filled with half-and-half; by 8, it is replaced with skim milk.

For example, early indications that Mr. Obama will push for stricter controls on the sale of assault rifles have already set off an outcry among gun-control opponents.

Some of the works have been deliberately kept together: for example early drawings from the late 40s and 1950s which have gone to the British Museum.

In his 227-page report, Waterson stated that the secondary sites "may reward power sellers … with better terms, for example, early payment".

The many variations within the style are usually distinguished by the use of chronological or geographical terms (for example, early, high, Italian, International, and late Gothic).

"For example, early-stage valuations in the New York market appear to be significantly lower than those in Silicon Valley for apparently similar companies.