Sentence examples for be out early from inspiring English sources
"You had to get it today especially with the wind being down early, and then we had fresh greens, so it was good to be out early".
Mr. Jansen seemed content to be out early, away from the women, with a drink in his hand and plenty more in the flask.
I asked about the chance that Woods would be out early and I confessed my fear that even if he did get out by 7 a.m., which hole would he tee off from?
The yet-to-be-named album, being released by Columbia Records, will be out "early next year".
For future Super Bowl players, the scouts may be out early looking in on the music and theater classes and perhaps even the nation's glee clubs.
I'm about halfway through the album and it should be out early in 2011, but in order to keep the level of interest up on the Internet that has existed, even all these years I've been away, I decided to sneak peak preview these songs to my fan base online.
"We are desirous and agree with Mr. Jones that the material terms should be out earlier than October.
McEnroe was out early, but showed some of his old form.
The next day we're out early on the water again.
"The Westchester advocates were out early on this issue and had a greater role in shaping the debate.
