Sentence examples for beginning at one from inspiring English sources

"I am on a permanent contract but the theatre is now employing people on fixed-term contracts, which can mean anything beginning at one week.

And it could be that they may take the opportunity to renumber all of Scotland's roads, beginning at one.

Some are perfectly watchable; they tell stories or have the character beginning at one place and ending in another.

I cannot help feeling, however, that it would have felt more important later in the season, not played on neutral territory and not part of what even the wearying commentator Eddie Hemmings described as "a marathon beginning at one o'clock".

For two weeks, the tone of health care officials and the local news media had been increasingly upbeat, stressing that the disease, severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, was largely contained to a fixed number of people linked to a single chain of exposures beginning at one hospital.

A slight expansion was observed for LWSCC at early ages (less than 24 h), but a 100 300 microstrain larger total shrinkage compared to SCC was measured at one year of age for measurements beginning at one day in all environmental conditions.

When the event began, at one o'clock on the dot, accompanied by Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love," it was clear that the Jobs-era trappings had barely changed.

The newspaper was forced to publish this short bulletin rather than the normal paper because the print unions had been called to join the General Strike, begun at one minute to midnight on 3 May.

Your day begins at one of Rome's train station – Termini, Trastevere, or San Pietro – depending on which is closest to you.

"Collaborating, or doing improvisation especially," she began at one point.

The next pet show began at one, so they parked their stroller in a shady spot and Pending Vegan went looking for something edible.