Sentence examples for early to send from inspiring English sources

However, Mr de Villepin said it was too early to send in the army, as requested by at least one police organisation.

However, he added that it was too early to send in the army, as requested by at least one police organisation.

Sri Lankan religious leaders say it is too early to send asylum seekers back to the country, despite the recent change of government.

In March, after Albanians began fighting for broader rights, he said he felt it was too early to send in troops.

Olson argues that while Roosevelt resolved early to send aid to Britain, it is not at all clear that he would have taken America into the war if it had not been forced upon him by Pearl Harbor.

Should the producers use this break in proceedings as an opportunity to put James Bond out to pasture, or is it still too early to send him to the glue factory?

The story is based on Duras's decision, years earlier, to send her real-life son, Jean Mascolo, away to school.

Last Tuesday, Halliburton workers at Garmat Ali tested for the first time the new pumps and filters they started to install a week earlier to send water to the refinery to wash the oil.

In Oslo four and a half years ago, the president was justifying to an audience of diplomats and Nobel laureates his decision a week earlier to send 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan.

16th over: Sri Lanka 94-7 (Kulasekara 24, Malinga 2) Ravi Rampaul is brought back into the attack, he's had two overs so far and what a ball it was earlier to send Dilshan packing.

Sens. Thad Cochran (R-MS), John Hoeven (R-ND), Mark Kirk (R-IL), Jerry Moran (R-KN), and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) all voted to block the bill from going to final passage even though they had voted only a week earlier to send it to the Senate floor.