Sentence examples for pretty early for from inspiring English sources

BEDTIME We eat pretty early, because Monday mornings can be pretty early for me, like 5 o'clock.

"I would say unions are not holding off – it's pretty early for people to be making endorsements," said Steve Rosenthal, a political consultant and former political director of the AFL-CIO, America's main union federation.

It was 8 44 AM on a Thursday, which, admittedly, was pretty early for me.

It's still pretty early days for beacon tech, but practical applications for the Bluetooth trigger hardware are set for big growth.

Wearable cameras are already on the market, of course, but it's still pretty early days for this sort of tech — certainly for a mainstream user.

For example, Allie Kline, CMO of TechCrunch's parent AOL, pointed out it's still pretty early days for the ad tech industry to grapple with the explosive growth of mobile.

The system (which is alternatively being called the HP Omen X VR PC Pack and the decidedly more passive Omen X by HP VR PC Pack) is still pretty early days for the company.

It's still pretty early days for the initiative and BitTorrent tells me that it is not announcing any financials around the deal — that is, no information about how much either side is investing, what sort of revenue shares will come out of the deal, and whether it involves BitTorrent actually investing in Rapid Eye more directly.

Anole was a "pretty early pick" for new additions to the team, according to Yost, who felt that Anole had a decent set of abilities and represented "a kind of level-headed, good, normal kid".

Now, he's making his own video games including one inspired by his experience, called Hate Your Job. "It's still pretty early going for me, but I don't regret it so far.

Metaio, which has been pretty early to AR software market for wearables (and already developed software for Google Glass), capitalized on the hardware advantages of the Epson glasses.