Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Early, the meaning and synonyms like late or premature.
Early in a sentence
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Early meaning
- At a time in advance of the usual or expected event.
- Arriving a time before expected; sooner than on time.
- After but close to the start of a period of time.
Example sentences (20)
A 28-year-old man was fatally shot early in the Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough early Wednesday, according to police.
Most quants were impacted early during the initial market sell off and than rebounded very sharply in early 2009.
The early majority accept new technology and concepts only after it has been tested and proven by the early adopters.
He said the early warning and early response to religious conflicts should be adopted by every spheres of the society.
PC players will have a chance to try an early version of Cook Serve Forever as the game will hit Early Access this May.
It’s too early to be thinking about the World Series and it’s too early to predict how the season will unfold.
Leclerc's car needs some treatment after that early lock-up, while Sainz has also gone over the kerb early on.
An early shove in the back from Kudus on Cucurella gives Chelsea a chance to establish some early possession.
By pulling away early, Pete Bell (lead), Gail Willis (2nd) and Chris Mead (skip), established an early lead.
Eagle-eyed shoppers should also keep an eye on any early bird deals that will launch in early November too.
Another would be building a Connecticut Early Childhood Investment Portfolio to serve the entire early childhood ecosystem.
Their Early Head Start Program provides early childhood education at no cost through a center-based model.
She also revealed how they follow an early dinner and early-to-bed lifestyle, which usually doesn’t match with their friends.
This includes molecular testing for early detection and thermal ablation treatment of pre-cancerous and early cervical cancer.
Some people get lucky from early and realize their dreams and obtain success in early times, while for others it’s late in life.
We obviously did that a quarter early, and not only to be in a quarter early, we'd also beat that goal by more than $15 million.
Alabamians, for instance, will be able to book Labor Day 2025 as early as Aug. 1 through early access.
It was Bude who started the match on the front foot and two early penalties for Penryn infringements gave them an early 6-0 lead.
And as you know, it’s a listed company, but we will discuss that again on the early ‘23 – early ‘24.
I guess can you remind us at the 475 patient interim analysis, these rolling interims tested for early futility and early success.
Phrases with early
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with early
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the early 33×
- an early 32×
- in early 30×
- early childhood 24×
- and early 23×
- early in 22×
- early voting 17×
- of early 16×
- early on 13×
- early as 13×
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