Sentence examples for speak early from inspiring English sources

It was because I had seen a program called "We the People Speak," early television.

Both candidates will speak early in the week at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Reno, Nev.

Councilman Rodriguez began by alluding to the glut of mayoral candidates who had turned up, noting that some would speak early because they had to leave — "probably to a mayoral debate," he joked.

Among those expected to speak early on are Ban, the presidents of Uganda and Denmark – whose countries hold the outgoing and incoming presidency of the general assembly – and a civil society activist.

Members of the eviscerated faculty, evicted from their offices and banished to basement broom closets, speak early and often of wanting to strangle the hateful Camille Cypriani -- Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "literate but sexy best sellers about lonely women in Paris" -- and eventually someone does.

But she has announced she would speak early on Tuesday, apparently reacting to international criticism.

He was due to speak earlier, but had to rush off to get briefed, Humphrys says.

I was able to speak earlier today with our close allies, Prime Minister Cameron and President Holland and Chancellor Merkel, to reaffirm that we stand shoulder-to-shoulder in this effort.

"I wasn't able to speak earlier because a lot of unfounded rumours were published, and there were simply too many to disprove," said Aguero.

JH: Interesting because during child development girls generally speak earlier than boys.

Early Arab tribal groups like the Qedarites spoke early Arab dialects, but as the Arabic alphabet had not yet been developed, they used the Aramaic alphabet to write.