Sentence examples for premature start from inspiring English sources
No-one had made a premature start.
Fortunately, despite one official's grim expression, Sun's premature start was dismissed, possibly because of a noise in the stadium.
The premature start meant, for instance, that piers needed to support the roof were sunk in place before the roof design was resolved.
Alonso's premature start, a safety car for a three-car pile up on the first corner, heavy rain and another safety car later in the race contributed to an entertaining but chaotic race.
September 18th was the fast-day of Yom Kippur (observed by 69% of Israeli Jews, according to the same official statistics) and it ended an hour earlier thanks to the premature start of winter.
Mr Obama may be able to go one better and legislate from the "The Office of the President Elect", as his new podium now has it.The downsideThe premature start to Mr Obama's first 100 days is rife with risk.
"It's way too premature to start spending the money and start daydreaming about Lebanon becoming a hydrocarbon exporter, having fiscal surpluses like Kuwait and writing off our debt as some politicians have suggested," said Nassib Ghobril, the head of economic research at Byblos Bank, which is based in Beirut.
It would, however, be ridiculously premature to start writing Sangakkara off because of a slow start to the I.P.L. and an unproductive recent series against England, when he scored only 35 runs in two five-day tests and was twice dismissed on the first ball.
It may seem premature to start visiting careers fairs in your first year, but they are a great place to begin your research.
As there may be more, still unknown, T cell stimulatory epitopes in all types of gluten proteins, and given that the role of the innate immune system is only beginning to be understood, it may be premature to start breeding of non-toxic wheat varieties.
"We haven't started game-planning — we haven't done anything like that — so it's a little premature to start thinking about that.
