Sentence examples similar to run into earlier from inspiring English sources

These days, she says, board strategy sessions run into early evening.

Applications will be accepted until late August, with filming expected to start later this year and run into early 2017.

A program that started Jan . 8at the university and will run into early May aims to be a corrective to years of cultural corrosion.

He has run into early opposition in France and Poland, but the German Chancellor said she was confident a deal could be struck to enable Britain to remain in the bloc.

Legislative meetings ran into early morning hours.

Misch, meanwhile, ran into early trouble, giving up two runs in the first inning.

Zimbabwe ran into early trouble when they lost four of their top five for 62 runs by the eighth over.

The world No4, Shaun Murphy, ran into early trouble against the qualifier Martin Gould before the 2005 champion dug himself out of trouble to lead 5-4 overnight.

Which gives us renewed faith in the fate of Pixar's Mexico effort, which ran into early difficulties when the Mouse House tried to copyright the phrase Día de los Muertos for merchandising purposes.

The comment I would like to add has to do with the problem I ran into early in my career as a business process engineer; the problem of 'goal clarity' or lack thereof as the primary culprit leading to under-achievement and less than optimal productivity.

(Change Britain, incidentally, ran into early difficulties after it quietly dropped one of the key pre-referendum pledges of its predecessor organisation Vote Leave: that Brexit could see an extra £350m a week spent on the NHS. Labour MPs instantly demanded the group "either admit it was a lie and apologise, or justify it and explain when it is coming").