earlyish

"It's earlyish days but we've worked on it for three years with adults."

An earlyish rise this morning, before our regular stretching session.

Because the days were quite warm and I'm a slow rider, my aim was to leave earlyish.

Si didn't manage to get through on the phone so we had an earlyish night of it.

It was an earlyish Police gig, in a smallish theatre, maybe about a thousand people.

No museum would be able to consider its collection of contemporary American art adequate if it did not own an earlyish example of his work.

It looks deceptively empty when walking past in earlyish evening but book ahead anyway - fills up fast.

We headed back to Cologin for food and an earlyish night, ready for the big dive the next day.

Got an earlyish night and M and S stayed out for a few more drinks.

The tour resumed in Europe through earlyish May.

What about earlyish on Monday.

They will flower in about six weeks, so plant for Christmas Day in earlyish November.

Still, to go this blue-sky at this earlyish stage of their space program-It looks like betting the store.

I'm free earlyish on Monday.

Because of the charges, Lohan's probation for that 2011 necklace theft was revoked back in earlyish December.

An earlyish Feldman piece is included on each program and some late Cage ("Two" for flute and piano) this evening.

Various characters are portrayed, representing, to a certain extent, common types of people in a small earlyish twentieth-century British London neighborhood, though the focus is on one lower-middle-class family.

The evening opened with Elgar's earlyish Serenade for Strings and closed with Mozart's latish G minor symphony.

A few earlyish pieces sound a bit like imitations of "oriental" musics in the manner of Cage's prepared-piano works or Colin McPhee.

On an autumn evening in the earlyish years of the 21st Century, a fishing boat south-east of Halifax radioed an SOS, under attack – the transmission was unclear.

I played golf in the morning with dear friends, then had an earlyish dinner at New York’s Le Bernardin with my wife (we celebrated her 30th birthday there some years ago).

A few of the earlyish oil-on-paper pieces pick up on its grating strangeness, though most indicate a still tentative grasp of the kind of synthesis the older Spanish artist had effected.

The best guess is that they were all earlyish works by Northern European composers, they all conformed to a late Romantic or neo-Classical sensibility, yet they offered enough variety to avoid sameness.

They had worked themselves to an earlyish grave, hanging on just long enough to see Morty graduate medical school, to see that their struggle had meant something, had steered the genealogical trajectory for the better now and forever.

"But I think after the sad, earlyish deaths of Kenneth Williams and Peter Jones he was left sort of marooned as the last of their generation but he really enjoyed the young clustering about him."