Sentence examples for slightly too early from inspiring English sources

"It's come slightly too early in my life," he said.

L Frank Baum's character was, it turns out, born slightly too early.

She may have timed her run slightly too early there, needing to go with the foot rather than the head.

I felt it was slightly too early in the morning to digest this, so I settled for a fried egg instead.

This is precisely why I am glad that my own teenage years came slightly too early for this type of blanket social media use.

"You like it, you get used to it and then it is over". I felt it was slightly too early in the morning to digest this, so I settled for a fried egg instead.

Even better than our /NKD trade idea yesterday was our call to go long on oil (/CL) at $35, that one was good for $2,000 per contract with oil popping all the way to $37 this morning but it was offset slightly buy our too early long call on /NG (Natural Gas) at $1.89, now $1.85 and down $400 per contract there.

If the Universe had slightly too little matter or radiation early on, it would have expanded too quickly for particles to find one another and even form atoms, much less complex structures like galaxies, stars, planets and humans.

So, when Lou's wife, friend, and muse, the performance artist Laurie Anderson, was perhaps slightly too unguarded about his health earlier in the year (after his liver transplant in May she said, "It's as serious as it gets.

So, when Lou's wife, friend and muse, the performance artist Laurie Anderson, was perhaps slightly too unguarded about his health earlier in the year (after his liver transplant in May she said, "It's as serious as it gets.

But that was followed by slightly deflating reminders that it was too early to say.