Sentence examples for Early from high-quality English sources.

• If you're 14 minutes early, you're still late.

• Early Bird was followed by Intelsat 2B and 2D, launched…

• Early, “to get up EARLY,” to prepare for a difficult task.

• But they stressed the importance of quarantining patients as early as possible, given the early signs of asymptomatic transmission.

• Many early societies applied this “eye-for-an-eye” principle literally.

• The Early Horizon was succeeded by what has been termed the Early Intermediate Period.

• Pfizer's collaboration with BioNTech should also bring early human data in late May or early June.

• The escapement used in the early watches was the same as that used in the early clocks, the verge.

Use Early in a sentence.

• Many of Trump's early orders unraveled Obama policies; early Biden orders will similarly undo Trump's work.

• Those include the Temporary Early Retirement Authority, the Voluntary Enlisted Early Release Program, and the Officer Voluntary Early Release Program.

• We were sitting down for an early dinner at a Williamsburg restaurant, where Berlant and Early had begun to draw the slightly sullen waitress into their two-person play.

• The first two days of early voting in Virginia were marked by high turnout and long lines, with voters beginning to line up early in the morning, hours before polls opened.

• After listening to early retirement podcasts, he was skeptical that retiring early was as great as early retirees made it out to be, the 27-year-old told Business Insider.

• In most places in states that allow in-person early voting, early voting means going to a City Hall or a local board of elections, though some larger jurisdictions will arrange for regional early vote centers.

• During the three-week early-voting period, the law requires counties to hold early voting from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. local time from Monday through Friday (the law previously required early voting during "normal business hours").

• Music class lesson plan downloads for teaching music to primary school children and Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 in England, Foundation in Wales, Early Years and Foundation KS1 in Northern Ireland and Early and First Level in Scotland.

Early sentence examples

• Its delivery plan for the elections said early voting was "unnecessary given voters can already vote early by post, and the additional resources required to staff early polling stations would make the elections harder to deliver given Covid-19 staffing pressures".

• A survey of a 140-strong sample of small timber-framed houses, mostly built with an early architectural technique known as the cruck system, have revealed that they date from the 13th to early 16th centuries rather than the late 15th to early 17th centuries as assumed until now.

• As is usual in early alphabets, Early Hebrew exists in a variety of local variants and also shows development over time; the oldest example of Early Hebrew writing, the Gezer Calendar, dates from the 10th century bce, and the writing used varies little from the earliest North Semitic alphabets.

• “Because of the importance of the early years, early childhood development and the benefit of early childhood education and care has for the child, the family, the community and the nation – in terms of workforce participation and production – we have always argued that early childhood education should be free and seen as a public good – like education.”