Phrases with «early days»

The phrase "early days" refers to the beginning or initial period of something. It suggests that not much time has passed since the start, and there is still a lot more to learn, develop, or experience. Full definition

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Sentences with «early days»

  • I'm in early days of doing what needs to be done to put my 111 + year old home and farm on the market so I can move 300 miles. (theinspiredroom.net)
  • I can't say [what genre], but certainly we are in early days now of working on it. (io9.gizmodo.com)
  • But it's a lot different from earlier days where it had to be hard - coded to that platform's specific architecture, the exact chips it's using. (bytesizeimpressions.com)
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