Sentence examples for often earlier from inspiring English sources

Many flowers were grown, but their season was short; after June and often earlier, the beds were flowerless.

The tradition for many there is to drink as many as eight glasses of sherry a day, starting at noon, often earlier.

More than one in three people working at Canary Wharf now picks up a Standard every night and those who work late are frustrated by the fact the papers disappear by 7pm, often earlier.

That is a remarkable state for them to be in, given that this is Afghanistan and it is 10 52 p.m. Since 1979, when the Soviets invaded the country, Kandahar and every other city has lived under a nighttime curfew of at latest 10 p.m., and often earlier.

Participants accepted to a dinner after they signed up through the S&S website will be notified by the Dinner liaison at least 3 days before (and often earlier) for the dinner for which they signed up.

Of the despair they faced only 10 days ago, shortstop Rafael Furcal said, "Everyone here knew it wouldn't stay like that all year". The Dodgers extended their major-league leading six-game run on Thursday by beating the Florida Marlins, 5-3, at Dolphin Stadium, scoring the go-ahead run in the ninth inning on the very kind of opportunity they failed to convert so often earlier in the year.

Calls often early in the morning.

Almost every trip is punctuated, often early, with a loss.

He attacks pitches, often early in the count.

Patients with chronic inflammatory diseases manifest endothelial dysfunction, often early in the course of the disease.

And often, early retirement is something that doesn't happen by choice.