The phrase
"earlier time" refers to a previous point in history or a past moment. It means something that happened before the present or a moment that came before the current one.
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They are smart and excel at the sporting and hunting activities they were bred for
in earlier times.
Finally, I got my breakfast time
at earlier time so I won't push off my eating schedule like yesterday again.
(8) This finding indicated that samples
from earlier time periods could be combined with more recent samples to derive carbon dioxide emission factors.
As an older driver, I find driving this car a rewarding experience, and one that brings back long lost memories
of earlier times!
In the very
earliest time When both people and animals lived on earth A person could become an animal if he wanted to and an animal could become a human being.
From
very early times, the church had to struggle against interpretations of the gospel that turned it into a religion of spiritual salvation.
CO2 trends
for earlier times have been derived from measurements of CO2 in air trapped in bubbles in polar ice and in mountain glaciers.
But, not surprisingly, the number of women at the very top of the heap still reflects the ratios of
much earlier times.
Global studies of
still earlier times depend upon incorporation of proxy measures of temperature change.
However, these models were fitted to the radio light curve, which does not
cover early times.
He will love the attention, but too many masters at
too early a time will only serve to confuse him.
People now seem, on the whole, less sure of the meaning of their lives and less skillful in their relationships to one another than people of
many earlier times.
Whenever you want to create a new habit, start small so you will actually start — and stick with it through that
tough early time when habits are hard to form.
While wife - beating has apparently always been common, it was in
earlier times accepted as being a «normal» part of family life.
The church has from
earliest times reserved the right to test the spirits, to measure fidelity, and to judge the competence of persons called into the special roles.
This gives
homebuyers early time to look at the property on the first 20 days before it's available to investors.
He was a throw - back to
earlier times when ball players were iconic enough to make a difference in their own community.
But, they did manage to bring back fond memories of
much earlier times and were just as much fun as I remembered.
In the area of personalized medicine, it is highly pertinent to not only predict the drug response at
early time points during the therapy, but also to be able to identify the optimal drug combination for an individual patient.
One of the most famous specimens of the Alpine Spaniel is Barry, however his preserved body has been modified on more than one occasion to fit with descriptions of the extinct breed from
earlier time periods.
Since early times art objects have drifted with the motion and transformation of raw materials like wheat, minerals, and cotton.
i was once married 1 time but my husband died in
early time with mine no children.
It is not fantasy which is active here but memory, that believing memory of the souls and generations of
early times which works unarbitrarily out of the impulse of an extraordinary event.
Be that as it may, the phenomenon, in one form or another, has recurringly erupted within Judaism and Christianity from
early times on (probably, if one follows Gershom Scholem, from before the beginning of the Christian era).
Chia seeds have been in use as
early times as 3500 B.C. and were Aztec diet's one of the main components.
These results highlight the impressive possibilities of the Frontier Fields programme with more galaxies, at
even earlier time, likely to be revealed when Hubble peers at three more of these galaxy clusters in the near future.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is trying to reboot the energy for his agenda at the Democratic National Convention, though hindering that in part is a very
early time slot speak.
It would be a very different Constantine and a very different Christendom than anything known in the past, but,
like earlier times, it will be recognizable as yet another episode along the embattled, splendored, and stumbling way of the Church toward the historical vindication of the Jesus for whom we wait.
Unlike earlier times when whites refused to wrestle blacks out of disrespect for them, he refused to wrestle her because he Respected women!