Sentence examples for is made early from inspiring English sources

Much is made early on of Avery's "four fathers".

But the point is made early, and then repeated to the point of tedium, as the imagery becomes worn out.

(Reference is made early to the pregnancies and progeny of participants in this show, reminding us of Radiohole's status as the reigning bougie-boho theater artists of Brooklyn).

But since William M. Daley took over two months ago, and David Plouffe succeeded David Axelrod as communications chief, the decision is made early — and it sticks.

An oblique reference to Lewis Carroll is made early on in The Invention of Love, and there is more than a hint of Carroll in the play's staging.

The point is made early on in a group of 10 resolutely abstract collages from 1950 by Alejandro Otero of Venezuela that simultaneously pursue the implications of Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie-Woogie" and of Matisse's cut-outs, and in the small, bright free-standing forms in gouache on cardboard of Lygia Pape's marvelous "Book of Creation" from 1959-60.

The importance of early choice is likely to be stronger in countries such as the USA where residency choice is made earlier.

And suddenly the classroom is awake, because Monsieur Carrère is making early Christianity sound like . . .

Plans had to be made early.

Our major mistake was made early.

But decisions still need to be made early.