Sentence examples for absurdly early from inspiring English sources
For many years and to the chagrin of many Israeli's, D.S.T. ended at an absurdly early time of year, varying from early September to October, depending upon who was in the controlling coalition of the Israeli Parliament.
When one person suggested an absurdly early departure time, no one dissented.
A Wild West approach could also make the primary season absurdly early.
Like the real phenom, Jonny became a tween idol at an absurdly early age: in two years, he has metamorphosed from an ordinary schoolboy into a global heartthrob.
Hence its absurdly early cut-off date for eligibility, which consigned Kanye West to tweeting his opinions from home instead of eyeing up trophies.
Within 30 years, the organization gained 80,000 members around the country, joined with the garment unions to broaden the rights of American workers and started an early and absurdly cheap version of health insurance and dozens of Yiddish schools.
(And photographed in an absurdly glossy style – nary an early bird buffet or sweat-drenched undesirable is sight).
Because apparently it's important that would-be performers be indoctrinated early into the absurdly self-congratulatory side of show business, where stars log as much time at awards ceremonies as they do acting onstage or on screen.
Twenty-four hours might not be enough time to digest everything that took place in Game 6, when some absurdly sloppy defense in the early innings was replaced by amazing theatrics in the later innings, when pitchers hit, when starting pitchers relieved, and when dramatic home runs seemed to have decided the game more than once, only to be reversed by some other improbable outcome.
With the help of a raggedy crew of crooks -- absurdly masquerading as an amateur early-music ensemble -- he plans to dig a tunnel into the vault where proceeds from the local riverboat casino are kept.
