Sentence examples for might be early from inspiring English sources

It is the poll which admits August might be early to be predicting next year's Oscar-winning films – then, like us, goes ahead and does it anyway.

"Figuration" (Two Pronged) (1951) is interesting because the soft-edged blobs of solid color that mark its surface might be early versions of the bursts.

The calligraphy was beautiful; one sentence read, "That yellow rosewood chair, it might be early Ming dynasty, and of course it should be donated to the Shanghai Museum".

"If they are as old as two million years, then they might be early South African versions of Homo erectus, a species already known from that region.

"I'm concerned that some radiologists might be early in that learning curve and some patients may be harmed because of it".

Saturday 8 30 a.m. 4) A Rustic Breakfast Blue Heaven (305 Petronia Street, 305-296-8666) is a favorite of locals and tourists alike, but Key West is a sleepy town, so any pre-9 a.m. arrival (the restaurant opens at 8) might be early enough to shorten the wait for a table.

"It might be earlier," he said "as we have had some quite significant growth".

However, there might be earlier articles in the database that we didn't find for certain reasons, such as language competence.

A possible evolutionary response to Malathion application in leopard frogs might be earlier maturation at smaller sizes.

It was hypothesised that the optimal time to use an anti-angiogenic agent might be earlier in the course of disease [ 7].

Some administration officials have said the ideal time might be early next year, before the summer.