Sentence examples for early depending on from inspiring English sources

You may discover that you are most photoresponsive very early, depending on whether you are a lark (early to bed and early to rise) or an owl.

This is partly because nights go very, very late (or early, depending on your perspective) and partly because of profound meat sweats.

Wake up early, depending on how much time you may need in the morning.

Altar servers have to get to church 5-20 minutearlyrly, depending on the church.

You can exercise the option to sell early depending on the rules that your employer sets forth.

Get to your destination early enough, probably about five minutes early, depending on where you are going.

The oil cartel, which is next scheduled to meet in September, indicated it might call for an emergency meeting earlier depending on "market conditions".

Last tickets are sold 45 minutes before close; last trip to the summit is officially 11 p.m. but may be earlier depending on weather and crowds.

Success in governing the Eternal City could prove a springboard to winning power in general elections that are due in 2018, but could come earlier depending on the outcome of the referendum.

"Every club has its own lifestyle programmes, offered from the age of 16 onwards - and sometimes earlier depending on a club's academy system - where they tell young lads exactly what is expected of them," said Bramhall.

Sometimes I'll be there later, or earlier, depending on how complicated the handover to the day staff is.