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Meanings of early summer in English

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Usage of early summer in English
1
In the early summer of 1712, however, Lord Dorchester created a crisis.
Lady Mary Wortley Montague, Her Life and Letters (1689-1762)
2
War first broke out in France in the early summer of 1173.
Henry the Second
3
Jones Lang LaSalle is expected to market the property through early summer.
Reuters
4
Madam, - Ireland's birds are chirping with joy this early summer season.
The Irish Times
5
The weekly quota of sectarian street violence has continued since early summer.
The Irish Times
6
It is usually found in southwest France in Spring and early summer.
The Irish Times
7
But the bugle is sounding to drill in the early summer morning.
Girlhood and Womanhood / The Story of some Fortunes and Misfortu...
8
I have seen one feeding one a younger tadpole in early summer.
The Irish Times
9
Since early summer the Patriots have patrolled an area near Brownsville, Texas.
Reuters
10
Spring to early summer is high season in my business in Quebec.
Bones to Ashes
11
HX-1 was to be completed in the late spring, or early summer.
Bring the Jubilee
12
The plan for his life had reached an end in early summer.
Aftermath / Part second of "A Kentucky Cardinal"
13
The most active season is usually in the spring or early summer.
Reuters
14
The early summer was fulfilling the promise of a hot rainless spring.
The Fighting Shepherdess
15
The scent of pine and early summer flowers wafted in from outside.
Wanted
16
The doctor said so, when he came in the early summer morning.
Cousin Phillis
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Early summer through the time
Early summer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common