Sentence examples for From the first of January from inspiring English sources

A pair of onlookers to this confrontation – repeated, I'll wager, in train carriages many times that day – noted that they'd witnessed a similar altercation on another train that week, which was brought to a conclusion by the guard informing the riders that First Great Western were about to ban all bikes on their trains from the first of January.

The New Yorker, January 30 , 1965P. 112 The age of a race horse is reckoned from the first of January of the year in which it is foaled, and most of the two-year-olds running at the winter meetings are not actually two years old - which is one reason young horses are not as sound and consistent as they might be.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, January 30 , 1965P. 112 The age of a race horse is reckoned from the first of January of the year in which it is foaled, and most of the two-year-olds running at the winter meetings are not actually two years old - which is one reason young horses are not as sound and consistent as they might be.

This school-based, cross-sectional study analyzed data collected from 3210 students from intermediate and secondary schools in Madinah City, Saudi Arabia, during the period from the first of January to the first of May of 2013.

From the first of August to the end of June, 535 civilians were murdered.

It said the €68 fine would be imposed from the first of October.

This is the third year of operation, and the season is from the first of May to about Nov. 15th.

"Our weekends used to be sold out from the first of May until the end of October, but this year it didn't sell out".

"But if you ask Ian Holloway or any of the Blackpool players, I never let it get to me from the first of February until the end of the season.

We have had a little pre-buy effect because Euro 4, the latest emissions standard, was valid from the first of October.

Whether the market mood picks up or not, however, Lawrence McMillan Lawrence McMillan, editor of the Option Strategist, says that "the market typically makes a move of 9%, from the first of August through the middle of October".