Sentence examples for early day off from inspiring English sources
"I don't think it has ever been done in the history of football," Coughlin said of the early day off.
LUXEMBOURG — Europe's finance ministers unexpectedly put off approval early Monday of the next installment of aid to debt-laden Greece, delaying the decision until July and demanding that the Greek Parliament first approve spending cuts and financial reforms that include a large-scale privatization program.
Regis, a restaurant worker, told VICE News that he had got up early on his day off even though he wasn't a habitual Charlie Hebdo reader.
His hiking partner was unable to free the man, who was found hanging early Wednesday from a drop-off, the park superintendent, Jock Whitworth, said.
(i.e. late shift, day off, then early shift quite often).
Hamas blew up the Israeli-built wall between Gaza and the Egyptian border early Wednesday after Israel had sealed off Gaza to try to stop rocket and mortar fire into Israel.
Gunmen suspected of being Somali pirates fired on a United States Navy warship off East Africa early Thursday in what appeared to be a ransom-seeking attack, officials said.
Despite Chubu Electric Power Co.'s announcement of its nuclear plant's monthlong closure, its shares rose, while Mitsubishi Corp. dropped early Tuesday as oil prices leveled off.
Contract talks broke off early Friday morning.
Early Thursday morning, planes took off from Tel Aviv and Beirut bound for Cologne.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla .— A private cargo rocket bound for the International Space Station blasted off early Tuesday morning in what NASA hopes will mark an important step in handing routine space missions over to the private sector.
