Sentence examples for premature a from inspiring English sources

He'd been premature, a speck of a thing.

"It's way too premature," a club executive said today.

To some, this seemed premature: a runner traditionally strengthened his body for years before tackling the marathon.

But the debate centred on how premature a baby can be and have a reasonable prospect of surviving.

He opposed as premature a Communist-backed rebellinn in 1926 and was blamed by its proponents for the uprising's failure.

Perhaps Federer will show the same resolve, although to be making comparisons with Sampras is premature, a difference of 12 grand slam titles to be precise.

"Premature a-dwarfulation," the announcer chimes.

Maybe the premature Big A wasn't such a good idea after all.

I was born two months premature, an identical twin.

But it is important to remember that these cases are fatally premature (an issue that Tribe doesn't address).

Is it a premature relic, a failed experiment already surpassed by technologies with more bells and whistles like Ethereum?