Sentence examples for use early from inspiring English sources
Nassau and Suffolk counties have tried to use early retirement incentives to reduce expenditures.
One burst of efficient ball use early in the fourth quarter decided the four points.
However, Alexis Kennedy of Failbetter Games thinks narrative game designers will also learn to use early access effectively.
The scripted offensive plays, the dozen or so that teams use early in the game to take advantage of defensive tendencies, have not paid off.
5 Beckham tries to put his much-vaunted vision to good use early on whem he tries to release Heskey through the middle - to no avail.
Work with the parliamentary process – charities can use early day motions, consultations, opposition day debates with parliamentary committees, or propose draft bills.
He'll use early Stewart Lee-esque pedantry, drift through moments of Boosh-ish whimsy and even throw out the odd (well, very odd) classic one-liner.
In Europe, where privacy is considered a personal right and lawmakers have been debating what data people can reasonably expect companies to use, early reaction was skeptical.
— Stewart Cink (@stewartcink) 6 Apr 12 Ben Crane and Jason Dufner use early birdies to climb to four under, one behind Lee Westwood.
Blunted, or rebated, lance points came into use early, and by the 14th century a crown-shaped coronal head was often fitted in place of the point.
The influence of this tradition is most clearly seen in some of the "trick" sequences in the silent Shakespeare films, which use early special effects to bring the playwright's more far-fetched and lyrical imagery to life.
