A 1983 recording of the Schumann Symphony No. 2, for example -- an early entry in what became a large discography on the Deutsche Grammophon label -- was accompanied by an essay called "Some Notes on Health and Illness in Schumann's Invention in the Second Symphony".
The Hirsches just bought Diamonds, Spiders and Cubes, marking an early entry for their "Best Six Months" market-timing strategy, though the long positions come with some trepidation, as the Hirsches only advise taking half positions.
Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday manager Carlos Carvalhal has made an early entry for meltdown of the season, having angrily assaulted a £20 note in a post-match press conference last week.
Data are emerging that atopic skin may provide an early entry point for antigen sensitization.
You can choose an early entry program for ABPP certification while you are in graduate school.
An earlier entry in that diary, for New Year's Day 1983, reflected Mr. Deaver's familiar role.
Another Schoolboy in Draft Tyson Chandler, the 7-foot star out of Dominguez High School in Compton, Calif., became the first high school player this year to declare himself an early-entry candidate for this June's draft.
He was an early-entry candidate for the 2002 NBA Draft straight out of high school, but he withdrew his name after consideration.
After the flight, astronaut John Glenn stated that he believed a human passenger would have been able to bring the capsule under control without the need for an early re-entry, thus (in the words of Time Magazine) "affirming the superiority of astronauts over chimponauts".
In a match with Sani Ibrahim, a 6-11 center from Winchendon, Mass., who is also being talked about as a candidate for early entry into the N.B.A. draft, Fraser used his quickness to score and rebound over Ibrahim despite being outweighed by almost 40 pounds.
