Sentence examples for which began early from inspiring English sources

Professor Czitrom acknowledged that the 69th Regiment would have been more likely but said that the 71st, which began early in the 1850s as a Know Nothing outfit, by the early 1860s would still have been plausible.

The raids, which began early on Tuesday, also wounded at least 17 people, they said.

The trial, which began early in April, is expected to last eight weeks.

Tells about his career which began early in the century and about the history of the roller coaster.

Mahler's fascination with "La Juive," which began early in his career, must have been based on a deeper identification.

His writing life, which began early – the acclaimed Mountains of the Mind was published when he was still in his 20s – has, he says, been a huge surprise.

With the scrapping of eight English regional development agencies three years ago – effectively ending a regional policy which began earlier in the last century – England's former industrial heartlands have been cast adrift.

'The Devil's Code' John Sandford, a k a the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Camp, is better known for his 11 Prey novels than for this series, which began earlier.

Weak growth of 1.2% in October and 1.1% in November might have suggested that the recovery which began earlier in the year was faltering.Unfortunately, it may be too early to be sanguine about a sustained recoveryUnfortunately, it may be too early to be sanguine about a sustained recovery in trade and thus in the world economy.

This episode concluded the story arc about Charlie's death, which began earlier in the season when Desmond prophesied Charlie's death.

The bilateral meeting, held in the company of ministers and advisers, including Secretary of State John Kerry, was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated conclave during this year's General Debate, which began earlier in the day.