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Discover Ludwig"hours early" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking or writing about something that happened before it was scheduled to happen. For example, "We arrived two hours early for the concert."
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We were running twenty-four hours early.
I was 24 hours early.
Now he routinely arrives two hours early.
I got ready like three hours early.
He has turned up two hours early for important appointments.
To get ahead of trouble we all arrived hours early.
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Hours earlier the military spokesman, Maj.
Hours earlier, Duke had been all in.
Hours earlier, he also posted support for ISIS on Facebook.
But the operation ended several hours earlier than expected.
But Colon also signed hours earlier with Miami, Hurricanes Coach Butch Davis said.
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