What time? Very early.

It's still early. There's time.

What time is it? It's early yet.

On a rainy morning he left his house early so as to be in time for school.

What better time to work than early in the morning?

And I think because early on, frankly, my programs were just a little bit ahead of their time.

It's the first time in weeks he's gone to bed early.

Media are advised to arrive early to allow sufficient time for screening.

I shall be back early. In time for the flowers, I hope.

Her Office had so far received 50 replies to a survey on that subject, which should be completed early in 2006 in time for the Third International Conference on Early Warning to be held in Bonn in March.

The early 70s marked a time of musical and artistic excellence in Ghana.

I got up early so as to be in time for the train.

For a long time, I've had a habit of going to bed early.

Knowledge and expertise about early childhood are not static but change over time.

Early indications are that the trial will be completed in a shorter time.

Both delegations reaffirmed their common goal of improving the Early Warning System and the exchange of real time data on fishing operations.

On the early morning train.

I spent a lot of time in those early years weeping silently in dressing rooms.

A long time ago, back in the early 1900s, museums were out looking for dinosaurs.

(g) Early lay off and an increase in the number of part time women workers.

And this difference in time between the two is the early detection, the early warning we can get, about an impending epidemic in the human population.

Lastly, the SGPE gives women the right to work part time and to take early retirement.

111. The Commission noted that since the time of its early studies, the world had changed significantly.

Budget decisions are now taken early in the year to allow sufficient time to prepare implementing instruments.

Budget decisions are now taken early in the year to allow sufficient time to prepare implementing instruments.

This became very, very clear, early on.

This became very, very clear, early on.

No thanks, it's too early. Come on!

The provisions of the Penal Code on sexual relations between minors were designed to increase protection at a time when early pregnancies before marriage were on the rise, particularly in Europe.

There was an average early warning time advantage of 60 seconds before an earthquake occurring on the Guerrero Coast would strike Mexico City, some 320 kilometres away.

53. The provision of 240,000 for liability insurance was based on the contract in existence at the time of preparation of the cost estimates in early 1996.

This system takes a long time to develop, slowly throughout the course of childhood and into early adolescence.

Palestinian newspapers were distributed with great difficulty most of the time in the afternoon rather than early morning.

So early on, I heard of Charles Darwin.

They always wake up early, even on Sundays.

Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident

Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident.

I'm telling you it's too early. Go on.

At the same time of course, the agreement in the outcome document regarding early reform must not be ignored.

At the same time, of course, the agreement in the outcome document regarding early reform must not be ignored.

The film is expected to first show on CCTV and Letv in the early next year. A VR panoramic documentary version will also be launched for the first time.

As was the case in the early days of the Ceasefire Joint Military Committee, the parties have often disagreed, but working relationships on the ground have improved over time.

Audience Early detection, early response.

Smallpox early detection, early response.

Early warning and early action