Sentence examples for had as early from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roeder acknowledged under cross-examination that he had, as early as 1993, thought about killing Dr. Tiller.

For starters, I propose restoring the weekly school "bank hour" that those of us of a certain age had as early as first grade.

Arcane legislation for special interest groups, including the armed forces and those who held hazardous jobs, meant that pensions could be had as early as 45.

He seems to know everything about every one, about 150 each year, of his students, like whose father lost his job or whose mother is ill, and he still keeps up with students he had as early as the 1970s.

But Jerad and Amanda Miller, the two alleged shooters, were actually vocal fans of InfoWars.com, and, more than that, as first revealed by Mother Jones, Jerad had as early as 2012 posted on the site about killing police officers.

Precaution was a modest success, but Cooper had, as early as his third letter to Goodrich of 28 June 1820, begun work on a new work, The Spy, which he reports "my female Mentor [doubtless his wife Susan] says..

I was like, "It's stupid, what chance do I have?" As early as week four, Simon Cowell said you were the clear winner (4).

Instead, society encourages women to pursue a different path than men early in their lives by dictating which professions men and women should have as early as preschool.

Chicago has had snow as early as November and as late as April.

Jones did not have as much early success as his brothers.

He had realized as early as 1975 that the pace of development had to be slowed down.