Examples of using Even earlier in English and their translations into Hebrew
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with roots going back to Roman Britain and perhaps even earlier.
Well, that's a story that started around the date of his birth- perhaps even earlier.
Other historic versions comment that the game was played even earlier during the rule of King Naresuan(1590- 1605) of Ayutthaya.
Here the Germans tried even earlier to establish a democracy in the Weimar Republic,
Any watch made before 1990 could be considered vintage, although some collectors put the maximum year of“vintage” at 1980 or even earlier.
perhaps even earlier.
Bleeding Edge has been unveiled even earlier, and we now have a scheduled launch date- on 24 March 2020,
matter worthy of celebration, that all Souls will finally see their elevation to higher levels(as a tangible fact) even earlier than expected!
images exist, both foreign and domestic, from the 13th to 15th centuries and even earlier, showing flags similar to the Dannebrog.
That is, in order to be there at seven, they had started their journey at three in the afternoon--or even earlier because of the weather.
with origins going back to Roman Britain and maybe even earlier.
However, there are signs even earlier than the delay, allowing a high degree of certainty to say about the pregnancy.
from the receipt invitations, and many even earlier.
I'm having lunch at the kremlin… so we will have to start even earlier than that.
while the Malay people introduced varieties of their language to Madagascar even earlier.
We talk to babies from the day they're born(or even earlier); we just don't worry when they don't answer!
my main wish was that I could have met him even earlier.
images exist, both foreign and domestic, from the 13th to 15th centuries and even earlier, showing flags similar to Dannebrog.
The learning of language- and the effects on the brain of the language we hear- may begin even earlier than 6 months of age.
might have dated from even earlier.
