Sentence examples for Early means from inspiring English sources

Early means that things heat up around 2 A.M., late around 4 -- and this is on weeknights.

(Early means before 9 00 pm).

Early means of communicating over a distance included visual signals, such as beacons, smoke signals, semaphore telegraphs, signal flags, and optical heliographs.

In television, early means before contracts end.

Arriving early means glimpsing something special.

"Losing early means it wouldn't be a very successful season".

Releasing it that fraction early meant it would float.

Getting home early meant I could spend time with my two sisters.

Spotting it early meant I had a successful operation to remove the cancer before it spread.

Doesn't the intervention of a producer so early mean characterful voices might get weeded out?

"The fact that we scored so early meant we could play the game we wanted," he says.