Sentence examples for watching early from inspiring English sources

There was something almost quaint about Mitt Romney's speech on health care Thursday, as if we were watching early sound footage of Theodore Roosevelt.

"We were two weeks away from having the Vermeer and the Rembrandt," Mr. Wittman said at the Met, watching early morning museumgoers filter through the Baroque galleries.

"I immediately identified with his passion and enthusiasm," said Dale Cruse, a Web designer and wine blogger who started watching early on.

Still, there is no doubting Hadzihalilović's ability to lure us toward allegorical readings: Are we really watching early lives, or could they be afterlives?

Although it is too soon to see results from the recent shift, a NATO official said Tuesday that the alliance was closely watching early signs, like the recent reports of desertions from the Libyan Army.

Mr. Solms appears to have been watching early Woody Allen movies, but the piece doesn't have the sly depth that the best of those films do, and, anyway, that breed of character has become fairly annoying.

After the Turner partnership, the number of viewers watching early-round games increased substantially.

Chuckling, I asked if that was "Sesame Street" he and Max had been watching earlier in the day.

If you find your snacking is triggered only when you watch TV later at night, try watching earlier the next day.

Watching the Republican candidates berate one another is like watching early-alert hurricane coverage: right now the storm is blowing off roofs in San Juan, but sooner or later it's bound to come our way.

There were times when I was watching earlier cuts where I really had to go into that mode.