Sentence examples for this early one from inspiring English sources

And who can forget this early one which so eloquently described his views on the welfare state.

As I was writing this early one Saturday in April, the floor began to rumble and my desk lamp wobbled precariously.

This early, one thing is blatantly obvious, and not just from Saturday night: these candidates are not just running against one another but against Mr. Giuliani, he of the cultivated outrageous demeanor.

Anyways, the best part of the Wallpaper* feature is the slideshow of Vice covers (like this early one) and photos by Dash Snow, Ryan McGinley and Terry Richardson, all taken from the Vice Photo Book.

'FEUERSNOT' Leon Botstein has long been a champion of Strauss's lesser-known works, and this year he leads his American Symphony Orchestra in this early one-act opera, a spoof on Wagnerian redemption through love and perhaps a parable of its composer's relationship to his critics.

In a later book, His Butler's Story, Limonov specifically refers to this earlier one (which he is having difficulty selling) as "a novel".

But I think this, an early one, is the most effective.

Radio 3, which produced this information early one morning a few days ago, did not say whether anyone else took part in the game - Mrs Prokofiev, perhaps (there wasn't a Mrs Poulenc).

But this article, contrary to the earlier one, goes on to suggest there is no chance of an agreement.

I was still living with my parents at this time, and early one morning their phone rang.

But the early ones were beautiful.