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early on
Idioms and Phrases
At an early stage in a process or course of events, as in He started using computers very early on . [1920s]Example Sentences
Born on 8 June 1908, Sister Inah had a religious vocation from early on in her life, joining a religious boarding school at the age of 16.
People were out enjoying the sunny weather early on Wednesday morning, including two-year-old Nina and mum Ailsa.
Arsenal pulled it around, having 55.4% possession for the rest of the game, but Rice knew what was coming and PSG were simply too good to stop early on.
Police said they had left their correctional facilities early on Tuesday.
Mourners queued outside the church early on Sunday morning to be among the first to pay their respects to Pope Francis, who died aged 88 on Monday.
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