Sentence examples for early for something from inspiring English sources

"It's not too early for something like this.

It might be that they show up five minutes early for something.

It's fun to stay up late here in New Orleans, so if I'm going to jump out of bed early for something it had better be exciting.

By The New Yorker August 12 , 2008It's fun to stay up late here in New Orleans, so if I'm going to jump out of bed early for something it had better be exciting.

I hope it's not too early for something stiff to drink.

As we float beneath the palms, I have the subconscious expectation that it's still early in the morning, too early for something life-altering to take place.

It's worth noting that the company is in the very early days for something as intensive, massive, and hugely expensive as designing and producing a passenger aircraft.

Into that void stepped Chamberlain, who had an 0.84 earned run average in 102/3 innings over nine outings since Soriano went on the disabled list May 14. Chamberlain's name had appeared on the team's daily medical reports for more than a week, but the Yankees did not grow concerned until Tuesday, when he arrived early for treatment, something he never does.

I've also just been informed that Mjallby was earlier booked for something that happened at some point.

His earlier request for something refreshing had yielded something florid: a Gin East Side Rickey, tall, green, and fizzy, served with an ice spear, a metal straw, cucumber, and a wild sprig of mint.

Long (over a thousand lines) and despite the host's earlier entreaties for something lively dull, it is essentially a moral debate between Prudence and her husband Melibeus, with occasional comments by his friends, on the subject of vengeance.