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Meanings of early days in English
Usage of early days in English
1
However, it is early days for the commercial exploitation of this technology.
2
The industry has changed since those early days in the South Island.
3
In the early days of the financial crisis, ACA Capital went bust.
4
How many times in their early days had she seen it happen?
5
In the early days of January 2005, my reality became too heavy.
6
The early days of planetary solar systems can be violent times indeed.
7
The early days of September also became a war waged against children.
8
Created by the Zoological Society of Ireland, its early days were precarious.
9
It is early days, but she's not so sure about the course.
10
It's all quite early days, and the transition is still quite haphazard.
11
It's early days but it seems to be good for the moment.
12
But the core Gmail experience hasn't changed much since the early days.
13
It's early days, but other Ministers might learn from this refreshing approach.
14
It is early days and the proposed bill may not become law.
15
In the early days, I used to see him all the time.
16
She couldn't bear the mention of it, especially in the early days.
