Sentence examples for the earlier shift from inspiring English sources
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At a time before expected; sooner than usual.
- We finished the project an hour sooner than scheduled, so we left early.
Dr. Fitzharris reviewed the labs that had already been sent by the doctor on the earlier shift.
Tiffany said she was eager for the earlier shift because she wanted to get home to "relax and watch TV" before starting her shift at a Popeye's restaurant near her home.
However, this dry wet shift is diachronous with the earlier shift that occurred in northeast China (Qiang et al. 2011).
The earlier shift factor equation has been generalized so that it now includes the draw ratio in two ways: In αT=1/[α+cλ]+B/[v−1]; a, c and the Doolittle constant B are characteristic for a given material but independent of the degree of orientation and of temperature.
The incumbents who dominated the earlier shift from mainframe to client-server computing (Microsoft/PC, Oracle/DB, IBM/computing, EMC/storage, Cisco and Juniper/networking) have struggled to hold their positions in the SaaS revolution, with most of their innovation coming by way of acquisition (think Oracle's acquisition of Eloqua).
What preceded the attack was one of his fellow officers on the earlier shift tearing apart the inmate's cell for the third day in a row.
But on top of the earlier shifts spotted in June, it's clear that the way rankings have historically worked may be changing quite a bit in the new App Store going forward.
That was the early shift.
I'm on the early shift these days, so I start work at 4.30am.
Mr. Johnson had reported to work on the early shift, as usual, when he was gunned down.
After 20 years on the early shift, he said the mornings are still brutal.
