Sentence examples for early has been from inspiring English sources

For years now, leaving school early has been de rigueur for Sarah Hughes.

A compensation package recently offered to GM employees agreeing to retire early has been well received, and may help cut the number of workers sitting idle in GM's notorious "jobs bank".

The Government proposal to close the existing scheme for new onshore wind projects a year early has been criticised by campaigners for hitting the cheapest form of clean energy.

His decision to leave early has been heavily questioned after he was drafted much lower than expected and has languished on the Los Angeles Clippers' bench while his old college team prepares for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

"To see so many this early has been an absolute honour and it is exciting to consider what the rest of the season may hold for us," said Captain Keith Leeves, a veteran skipper with AK Wildlife Cruises, told the Western Morning News.

With an approval rating of only 34% and a disapproval rating of over 60%, Abbott is a deeply unpopular figure, and Gillard's decision to set the date of the election so early has been seen, in part, as a way to ensure that Abbott is her rival.

Nice, Mrs. Eberle early had been told.

Officials of the New Zealand team, arriving early, had been horrified at dirt-caked bathrooms and soiled rooms.

The clasping claw from earlier has been updated to a classic spinning spatula.

In seventh step for developing taxonomy is to look for the condition specified earlier has been met or not.

The absence of introns in prokaryotes which is, certainly, a potentially embarrassing complication, if not the mortal blow to introns-early, has been explained away by postulating the 'genome streamlining' mode of evolution for prokaryotes [ 4, 12, 13].