Sentence examples for the early two from inspiring English sources
adverb
At a time before expected; sooner than usual.
- We finished the project an hour sooner than scheduled, so we left early.
That was during the early two thousands.
Gradually, during the early two thousands, the Israelis limited Palestinian access to Jerusalem by building the separation wall.
In the early two weeks of cast application, pink but not broken skin arises on the regions of heads of the radius or ulna accounting for 20% of participating patients using a 3D printed cast without a padding layer.
Similar to the content schema layer, a thorough investigation of the workflow schema layer shows that the early two years are dominated by software developers (2010 completely, in 2011 there was one contributor from the business subsystems).
I was thinking back to the early two thousands, long before they had expanded the airport, and well before they added hundreds of boutiques, last minute souvenir shops, and a dozen restaurants.
The analysis was carried out on the early two stages of PD in order to determine the early diagnosis of disease.
"Aiken had built an electromechanical machine in the early forties.
In Lampasas County, Texas in the early nineteen hundreds, sin was in low esteem.
A native New Yorker, Deirdre was the first professional development officer at The Chapin School in the early nineteen seventies.
Behaviour-based safety emerged in the early nineteen eighties and is in need of an upgrade.
I know I was leading in the early three seconds.
