Example sentences of "[n mass] [prep] early " in BNC.
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| 1 | The fate of all too many Malta aircraft in early 1941 : a shattered Maryland of 69 Squadron . |
| 2 | Dixons ' shares jumped to 153p in early trading but ended the day at 141p , a 22p rise . |
| 3 | AT&T Co said yesterday that it plans to call five long-term debt issues totalling $1,750m for early redemption and expects to use cash reserves and new debt to fund the exercise — with interest rates so low in the US , new debt is cheaper than most old debt ; one-time costs associated with the redemptions are expected to reduce first quarter 1993 earnings by about $0.04 per share but interest savings in subsequent quarters will reduce the full-year impact to less than $0.02 per share . |
| 4 | This slide shows the cumulative percent of early mortality and major morbidity . |
| 5 | Sugar prices , which reached $400 a tonne in March and April , fell to $222 in early January 1991 — the lowest price since May 1988 . |
| 6 | US aid commitments to Zimbabwe began at $24m at Independence in 1980 , rose to $84m in 1982 , fell to $59m in 1984 and were set to fall well below $20m in early 1986 prior to a decision in September 1986 to cancel all future aid programmes … |
| 7 | Unemployment in the 1980s forced many older people into early retirement and made it difficult for others to find work . |
| 8 | Reports in the Sudanese media in early April had said that the government 's agreement to participate in the talks came in return for an agreement by the Kenyan government to withdraw material and moral support from the rebel groups . |
| 9 | They glared at each other across the table , two people in early middle age who had had the same quarrel in the same words many times . |
| 10 | This communal support for older people in early modern England could be on a remarkably generous scale . |
| 11 | There can be little doubt that some people in early Anglo-Saxon England were dealing in gold and were concerned about quality and quantity , and it does not matter if the balances were the property of foreign traders because the implication remains that transactions were taking place . |
| 12 | I said without thinking , ‘ I wonder what you were all like when you were young ? ’ , realising as I spoke how young I was myself as four people in early middle age turned to regard me with varying degrees of indignation and amusement . |
| 13 | Therefore , people in early recovery are advised to take life one day — or , in moments of acute stress , one hour or even one minute — at a time . |
| 14 | " Feelings Groups " in which a regular group of people in early recovery meet in a group , supervised by a professional counsellor , to discover and express their feelings in a safe environment and thereby gain awareness and practice for the awareness and expression of those feelings in the " real " world . |
| 15 | Rain and flooding in the Danube basin in Germany and Austria killed at least nine people in early August ; flooding and tornadoes reported on Aug. 8 killed a further 27 people near the Soviet Black Sea resort of Sochi . |
| 16 | Among the prominent figures joining the EBRD 's staff in early 1991 were , as a vice-president , Miklós Németh , Hungarian Prime Minister from November 1988 until May 1990 , and as a department head Boris Fedorov , the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation from June 1990 to January 1991 . |
| 17 | People on early shift were heading purposefully to work . |
| 18 | Listening to parents in the playground and at more formal events such as parents ' evenings should alert staff to early stages of parental disquiet . |
| 19 | Analysts were mildly bullish following Storage Technology Corp 's first quarter report — figures , page five — and after an order imbalance on the New York Stock Exchange , the shares were up $1.125 or 4.7% at $25.125 in early trading on Friday : the numbers beat Wall Street expectations , and the company said that operating performance exceeded its expectations , largely as a result of the strengthening in the US enterprise-related business ; Europe remained slow as a result of weak economies , but the mid-range business has begun to benefit from new products ; cash grew to $325m from $118m at the end of 1992 ; it studiously avoided saying anything about the late Iceberg disk array . |
| 20 | There are a number of similar species from early Cambrian rocks distinguished on the size of the eyes and details of the thorax . |
| 21 | Viverrids and mustelids are known from the Oligocene , and the former are a dominant part of the carnivore fauna from early Miocene deposits in East Africa ( Savage , 1965 ; Andrews et al . , |
| 22 | His works on early printing included two textbooks , The Printers , Stationers and Bookbinders of Westminster and London from 1476 to 1535 ( 1906 ) and The English Provincial Printers , Stationers and Bookbinders to 1557 ( 1912 ) , a biographical dictionary , A Century of the English Book Trade 1457–1557 ( 1905 ) , and a bibliography , twenty-eight years in the making , of Fifteenth Century English Books ( 1917 ) . |
| 23 | Some composers have written extended works on early music ( e.g. The Taverner Fantasy of Maxwell Davies , Roger Smalley 's compendium of pieces based on Blitheman 's Gloria tibi Trinitas ) which are obviously conceived as variation forms . |
| 24 | 1st PRIZE £50,000 CASH OR VAUXHALL CALIBRA PLUS £30,000 PLUS EARLY REPLY CASH BONUS £50,000 |
| 25 | Even rarer treasures , such as a pair of early A- and B-model Mustangs , a Commonwealth Boomerang , Hawker Tempest II and a SPAD VII were in Weeks ' storage and restoration facility at Tamiami , which was also destroyed . |
| 26 | Tony Smith 's ( non-flying ) Flying Flea lines up with the C100 below to make a pair of early private pilot machines . |
| 27 | The dollar fell as low as 115.88 in New York on February 22 , against around 125 yen in early February . |
| 28 | Simulated flights are being sold at around £200-an-hour from early next year . |
| 29 | Sharq , Saudi Arabia , has signed a contract to double its polyethylene capacity to 280,000 t pa by early 1994 . |
| 30 | Characteristic of Hinduism , we are often told , is the sort of analogy which suggests that God permeates the world in the way that salt permeates water when mixed with it ( this comparison appears in The Upanishads , a series of early Hindu sacred texts ) . |