Sentence examples for perhaps too early from inspiring English sources

Salmons drove from the left wing into the lane, where Jefferson met him, perhaps too early.

It is, perhaps, too early to judge "Looking," which doesn't air until Jan . 19

He was just born too late, or perhaps too early, to put them into action.

He added, "It is perhaps too early to start irradiating beef to give to children".

After all, Miliband retired the former business secretary, perhaps too early in the Mandelson mind.

It is perhaps too early to read very much into this verbal jousting.

The effort came after numerous failures, and very late in the war — perhaps too late.

It just may be time for a revival — or perhaps too late.

PETER L. STAMM Brighton, Mass., June 15 , 2013To the Editor: Unfortunately the decision to arm the rebels, albeit not with heavy weaponry, comes too little and perhaps too late.

Indeed, a downturn in the economy may show how overleveraged some of these companies were, perhaps demonstrating his point, but perhaps too late.

The France coach's situation has been unenviable and it may have taken the prospect of calamity to embolden him, perhaps too late.