Sentence examples for to put early from inspiring English sources

They believed they had at last won the employers' agreement to put early retirement on the negotiating table alongside wages.

Hal Sutton, who was paired in the final group with Woods, tried to put early heat on the world's No. 1 player, but it did not last.

It removed the burden of expectation that was apparent when Arsenal made such a fretful start to this game and allowed Owen Coyle to put early gloss on his managerial move from Burnley to Bolton.

"We're ready to put early prototypes into the hands of developers that can imagine the possibilities and help bring those ideas into reality," it added.

Missouri state Rep. Tony Dugger, a Republican who sponsored the legislative proposal to put early voting on the ballot, could not be reached Wednesday to comment on the amendment's defeat.

Clearly, a rational approach is needed to put early trial results in perspective and facilitate adoption decisions.

On October 14, they'll be able to put earlier orders in at Apple's retail locations, and devices will become available for pickup on October 17.

Second: put early warning systems in place.

The Obama administration, the newspaper said, "has not considered how to allow the Syrian people to put an early end to this disaster at minimal cost".

TALKING POINT With the Eagles and Cowboys struggling, can the Giants take advantage of three straight home games to put an early stranglehold on the N.F.C. East?

And the program includes a set by the vocal ensemble Lionheart, which Mr. Spelman said is meant to put the early music, particularly the Milano works, in perspective.