Sentence examples for exceptionally early from inspiring English sources

But his mother's family, slaves in Virginia, had the rare good fortune of being owned by a Quaker family, which freed them in 1782, exceptionally early in the history of American slavery.

Camellia sasanqua is a species from Japan (C japonica is native to both Japan and China) that flowers exceptionally early, often before Christmas, and it has a number of really good hybrids.

The Characteristics of the varieties are described in Table 3. High yielding, regular bearer, exceptionally early, edible portion 67-73%.

This year, it is exceptionally early – a good three weeks in advance of most harvests – which, they say, is largely the result of the summer-like spring.

He attended the Lycée Janson de Sailly in Paris, and then the Sorbonne, where in 1928, at an exceptionally early age and with great success, he passed the formidable philosophy agrégation examination.

She thus had reached fertility exceptionally early and she conceived (unplanned) 12 months after delivery.

After an exceptionally early spring onset, winter is about to return to the Washington area.

In an interview, Mr. Lutz grumbled that Easter (and the New York show) fell exceptionally early this year.

They are turning exceptionally early this year, thanks in part to a very cool August and in part to the prolongeddrought.

Usually 12 14, and exceptionally 16 20, retrices.

Several stores that ordered the signature collection said deliveries of spring merchandise are exceptionally late.