Sentence examples for he decided early on from inspiring English sources

In Selma, he told the writer Gay Talese, who met Mr. Chestnut in 1965 and wrote about him in his 2006 memoir, "A Writer's Life," that he decided early on not to kowtow to judges who disdained him, recalling one instance where a judge warned him not to be disrespectful to any of the women in his office.

He decided early on that pizza would be his niche.

"He decided early on that he would not participate in the feeding frenzy".

He decided early on not to follow his elder brother James into the family business.

Mr. McHenry, the director, said he decided early on to tell the story in nonlinear fashion, going from present to past and back again.

He decided early on that he wanted to be a chef and, after his GCSEs, went to Peterborough Regional College to study NVQs in food preparation.

Too bad that he decides, early on in the film, one of Hitchcock's most thrilling thrillers, that he sees proof of a murder.

But should he decide, early on Friday morning, to back down, he may feel he is left with no alternative but to employ his final weapon: the fanatical mobs of his native East Java, who revere him like a saint and may descend violently on the capital to defend him.

She says that she decided early on not to seek a commercial publisher.

"All three of them decided early on that they wanted to focus on basketball," Al Viani said of his daughters.

Mr. Brock, who wrote the screenplay for "Mrs. Brown," the 1997 film about the widowed Queen Victoria, said he had decided early on that the focus of the film would be on Charlotte's anguished journey through war-torn France.