Meanings of work sooner in English

I need the ink exchanges to work sooner than we'd planned.

Agnes had finished her school work sooner than ever that day.

Will it put pressure on high earning women to return to work sooner than they'd like?

Asylum-seekers should be given the right to work sooner than they are at the moment, the Tanaiste has said.

Now if director Michael Bush can only figure out a way to make the story work sooner and better.

For many people, survival in a post-lockdown world depends on them getting back to work sooner rather than later.

I was thinking I'd be through work sooner today, and was sorry I had not made a date with you.

Even my great friend, Arthur Waldron, talks rubbish about everybody having to work sooner or later-notthat he ever did.

Recommendations on major welfare reform to be announced today, will parents on the DPB be forced to look for work sooner?

It was a half holiday, the stone-cutters had stopped work sooner than usual, and the other rooms were dark and deserted.

NHS doctors and nurses with symptoms would know immediately whether they have had Covid-19, enabling them to get back to work sooner.

We will set an army to work sooner than your sweetheart, poor girl, shall lose her life by any fault of ours.

YOUNG families are enjoying the biggest improvements in living standards as women study more, work harder, have children later and return to work sooner.

The majority of the 20,000-plus students who enrolled in the PLC sector last year had their sights fixed on starting work sooner rather than later.

"The doctors say she'll be back at work sooner than they originally expected."

"You will send me back to work sooner than I expected."