early shift

The early shift would be here in less than an hour.

We understand that they'll be no more than four or five civilian staff on the early shift.

No early shift tomorrow, either, so magic might well be in the air.

There was a whole transport of people in the station coming home from early shift.

After 20 years on the early shift, he said the mornings are still brutal.

Ms. Gardner was working the early shift at the bank when she got the call.

The man said that after their conversation, he had talked with his deputies on the early shift.

"This is the day you go on the early shift," said Mildred.

There he goes again letting the cat out of the bag on the early shift.

The Columbia experienced the early shift at least twice, in 1989 and 1995, earlier than reported before.

"She knew I got on the earlier shift and couldn't bear the thought of not seeing me no more."

I have an early shift in the analysis chamber tomorrow."

He managed to get an early shift at the Department of Energy.

That would bring everyone not working on the early shift spilling out of their bunks.

On Sundays lunch was at noon, but her early shift also started and ended later.

She liked this time of the morning, while the passengers slept, before the crew began its early shift.

"Trust me to be on early shift this morning.

People on early shift were heading purposefully to work.

"I got an early shift and it's raining like a sonofabitch out there.

Often husband and wife work in the same plant, the wife the early shift, the husband the late.

Would the results have raised issues that might have led to an earlier shift in treatment for stuttering children?

I remember my early shifts as tremendous fun.

Mr. Johnson had reported to work on the early shift, as usual, when he was gunned down.

The Radio 4 announcer's day starts with the alarm going soon after 4.00am, if they're on the early shift.

An earlier shift in the federal government's fiscal year was made in the 1850s.