extremely early造句

• Only about 10 of these extremely early objects are currently known.
• The extremely early mine is usually epidermal, brightly whitish and transparent.
• That genetic type resembles other extremely early skeletons found in North America, she said.
• Lacham-Kaplan stressed that the experiments are in extremely early stages.
• It was purported to be an extremely early example of cyber warfare between 2 countries.
• The extremely early date of activity at Lykaion could suggest that these customs originated there.
• The teeth resembled those of extremely early human ancestors not previously known to have reached Asia.
• In rare cases, a cyst or tumor may cause extremely early puberty, so doctors always check.
• These folks come in extremely early, work late.
• It only takes one home-run ball in the draft . Extremely early returns are extremely promising.
• He stressed that he was diagnosed at an extremely early stage and anticipates a full recovery.
• They had to go to bed extremely early.
• But Langer cautioned in an interview that the work is at " an extremely early stage.
• As Bush pointed out, it is extremely early.
• In terms of preparation, everyone wants to win every single week, but it's extremely early in the season.
• "You could say it's either the ultimate Queen Anne or an embryonic, extremely early expression of Philadelphia Chippendale.
• Thus the reason for the extremely early delivery .-- talk ) 12 : 49, 18 April 2008 ( UTC)
• "We're still at an extremely early stage in the development of the medium, " said Cibula, the Robertson Stephens analyst.
• But Father once told us that the school treated them as children, and they had to go to bed extremely early every day.
• The project is at an extremely early stage and if it were commissioned it would be broadcast outside Britain, a network spokesman said.