Sentence examples for terms early from inspiring English sources

It was safe to assume manager Tony Pulis would have had harsh words with his players after a dreadful first-half performance and they were almost on terms early in the second half when Craig Dawson should have done better than miss the target from seven yards after meeting Chris Brunt's perfect free-kick.

Karen Marie Marmer, a violinist with Rebel, said, "It's very important to come to terms early on about personality and artistic vision".

Lasseter thought of his pictures in moving terms early on: in church he'd make flickerbooks in the corners of his hymn book.

Benjamin Franklin, of course, framed the same sentiment in catchier terms: "Early to Bed, and early to rise, makes a Man healthy, wealthy and wise".

I learned these terms early in my Arabic class, so I could talk about it, and it's amazing — I would say that more than 90% of the people I talk with describe themselves as optimistic.

Dan Norton then touched down out wide for his 225th career try as Simon Amor's men extended their lead before Rosko Specman put the hosts back on level terms early in the second period.

(He did so, in stark terms, this past weekend).

Research funding will grow in real terms this year by 7%.

He speaks in milder but equally firm terms today.

Iran and the six powers began drafting terms last week.

It has not been increased in real terms since 1994.