(1) The garden is taking on its autumn hues and late-flowering plants dominate while early bloomers fade.

(2) Two types of monad pollen are present in early orchids, namely that with pollenkitt and that with elastoviscin.

(3) The Islamic expansion of the early medieval period was not waged for glory, or any of the other factors I listed at the top of this op.

(4) The agent came today, half an hour early , to measure up the rooms, note details and take photographs.

(5) It was early in the morning and the sun was just beginning to show its lovely face from the horizon.

(6) As early as the stone age

(7) We expected reasonable weather in early September, but boy, were we disappointed!

(8) Thackeray, as he penned the early chapters, saw a rather more dignified narrative future for William.

(9) He might as well try this race, and if he did reach the finish line early , he could down the whiskey.

(10) In the early modern period Descartes seems to have taken this position.

(11) His boss is nice, lets him glide his time, so he works through lunch and takes off early , which is a good plan on fine days.

(12) They are now gearing up to host India for another three Tests and five one-day games early next year.

(13) This means the bar started its party 12 hours early , at noon today, as the seventeenth dawned in Fiji.

(14) However, there are justifiable reasons for going to bed so ridiculously early .

(15) They have until September 30 to submit final bids, and a winner is expected by early October.

(16) Brading's book is a fine study that scholars of the early modern period should read.

(17) Saturday will be centrepiece of the trek, and an early start will take them over a high mountain pass to Spain.

(18) It reminded me a lot of the early parts of the peyote sequence in Animal Man.

(19) It was early morning and he had been parking his van near a site where he was working as a labourer, when he and a co-worker saw the fire.

(20) Not much is known about the country's early history