Sentence examples for early to turn from inspiring English sources

But it's a bit early to turn the country over to the Millennials, and even they will require concrete programs around which a new consensus can cohere.

It may be contrary to the commentators' creed, but I still think it's too early to turn things into referendums on Obama's chances.

In a promotional video, clad in a yellow GenTX T-shirt, Young — who left college early to turn pro — said he was looking forward to graduating in a year.

Vance used to say that it might be too early to turn the infant into "a little victim," but that has given way to a new joke: "It's O.K. He's too young to hate us".

For Mrs. Clinton and other 2008 candidates, deciding this early to turn down public financing means that she can immediately begin building two war chests, one for the primary and one for the general election.

Antawn Jamison, O'Neal, Juwan Howard and Jerry Stackhouse are recent examples of N.B.A. players who went back to college and earned their degree after leaving early to turn pro.

India tosses more than 188 million tons of garbage each day, but is falling behind other Asian nations in early efforts to turn it into electricity.

One topic that Cullison never mentions is suburban sprawl, which Gore tried early on to turn into a signature issue.

The author had earlier pledged to turn himself in on his return from Australia.

Colonel Qaddafi, who had earlier threatened to "turn Europe black," began intentionally filling boats with Africans as punishment for Italian participation in the NATO campaign.

At Patch, he can have a crack at using some of that earlier experience to turn the operation around.