Sentence examples for ends too early from inspiring English sources

"It's always the same empty feeling when it ends too early," he said.

Which may be why it feels as if the book ends too early, in 2004 — before Israel's latest rightward shift, before its withdrawal from Gaza and two subsequent wars there, before its turn inward to focus on economic and identity concerns, and of course before Washington's intense push to revive peace talks this summer.

Tanith Carey's new book, collecting arresting pieces of advice offered on various problem pages, Never Kiss a Man in a Canoe: Words of Wisdom from the Golden Age of Agony Aunts, alas ends too early (in the early 60s), to include any of More's missives.

Some careers end too early.

Coca-Cola worries about it ending too early.

There was nothing to complain about in my evening at the theater except that it ended too early.

But our race unfortunately ended too early when there was a collision with a Ferrari which had taken a rather strange 'line'line

Economic growth not realized represents investments in education that were never made, research that was never financed, businesses that failed and careers that ended too early or never got off the ground.

So instead of more authority being transferred to local parties, the high representative increasingly made use of his discretionary powers and, among other things, ended up sacking more than 70 elected officials over the next few years.Although everyone agrees that international administrations are meant to be transitional, they often seem to end too early or too late.

Rooney's knee, ankle and groin injuries in the last two months have put England in a familiar and conflicted position — hoping to win the World Cup, fearing things will end too early, as they have since a triumph on home soil in 1966.

So as the story Coetzee chooses to tell about his youth, this is an awfully strange one, beginning too late to show us why he wanted to become a writer, ending too early to show us how he eventually became one.