Sentence examples similar to early turn out from inspiring English sources

Early turned out to be 10 a.m. so I pared my schedule down to Circus Circus, the "original family fun palace," as my guidebook dubbed it, with a big top circus act and an indoor amusement park.

Election officers reported a good early turn-out.

In the euphoria that followed the important victory in Zagreb few stopped to ponder the possibility that it was a one-off produced by special conditions, as England's 5-1 victoverover Germany in Munich seven years earlier turned out to be.

We might find out this fall when WMPowerUser claims these players will launch in 16 GB and 32 GB, but if these early pics turn out to hold some truth to the upcoming release, we're digging it.

So I'd come to imagine that my hasty preparations for winter, months earlier, might turn out to have been adequate.

Almost always in such cases, the earliest theories turn out to be at best incomplete; at worst totally wrong.

Their first major test came early -- too early, it turned out.

According to the authors, early exposure to ultrafine particles in early childhood may turn out to be a risk factor for ASDs.

If the polls swing dramatically, as they have this year, his early predictions could turn out to be way off.

That is why I think Burnham, the early favourite, may turn out to be the David Davis of this contest.

Even though early polls often turn out to be unreliable, it's hard to ignore the fact that he's been leading in them for five months now.