Sentence examples for earliest maybe from inspiring English sources

"We also want to try to install a mist fountain at one of these intersections … we want to do this at the earliest, maybe within a month or two," he said, adding that the mist would "help pollutants settle".

I was still feeling ok physically and had been consciously holding myself back to conserve energy, knowing that if all went to plan I wouldn't be reaching the finish line in Kirk Yetholm until Thursday afternoon at the earliest – maybe a day later if things got difficult.

If that gets completed early – maybe a little playtime is in order.

It's since turned out that we probably split from chimps much earlier, maybe as early as 13 million years ago.

But with Rodriguez now freshly remembered as having become a New Yorker a dozen years earlier, maybe New York City's 400th birthday candle will be lit in 2013.

"If I had gotten that peek into one-celled goings-on earlier, maybe today I'd be a scientist and not a songwriter," she said.

"I was surprised United wanted to start the mind games too early, maybe it is because we are top of the table.

Presenting the award is Mickey Rourke, who conspicuously failed to wrestle Prince William off the stage earlier (maybe he can try again next year).

"It will not be, 'Here's where he was born and this is how he was raised.' I think what it will be is what was he like 10 years earlier — maybe a little earlier, you'll get a glimpse.

If I'm performing or attending a performance, or in the studio, Sunday could start with me waking up fairly early, maybe 6 o'clock, or maybe waking up near 10, depending on how late I got in.

You Still Must Pay A seed-stage venture capital firm sets up shop on Harvard's campus to catch young, entrepreneurial talent early (maybe some guys who can chug like this).