Sentence examples for mind the earlier from inspiring English sources

Having borne in mind the earlier problems, a new approach has been employed in which zinc chloride is replaced with lead nitrate as the back titrant.

He had electrodes inserted into his brain that allow him to control a robot arm with his mind, The Early Show reported.

They bring to mind the early work of Robert Rauschenberg.

Yes, a great game and never mind the early stuff.

By Roger Angell October 28, 2011 Yes, a great game and never mind the early stuff.

To his mind, the early past of the play has the sinewy and homely narrative strength of a combination of "Macbeth" and "Oedipus Rex".

'No, I did not watch, but it was 1992, no?' said this bright young man from Majorca whose flamboyant appearance brings to mind the early longhaired Agassi.

"I don't mind the early morning hours that much, but it sure would be wonderful to have more time at one rink," Ms. Weintraub said.

And the exciting freshness of her dialogue brings to mind the early work of Kenneth Lonergan ("This Is Our Youth," "The Waverly Gallery" and the screenplay for "You Can Count on Me").

Mr. Hardwick says he is glad to have a job, and does not mind the early hours on Friday, but "cutting into our holidays is just a step too far".

Its themes regarding nature, culture and consciousness may be heavy, but Mr. Robinson's deft way with metaphor, which calls to mind the early Robert Gober, keeps things light and fresh.