Sentence examples for from the time it started from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Peebles said she took the Glen Cove ferry, which was less than a mile from her home, to her office at a financial company in Lower Manhattan from the time it started service in May 2001 until that Sept. 11.

Matthews said that Obama's run was "stunning to [him] from the time it started" and described Obama as "a remarkable political reality".

So far Pirate has won some board seats but no bonanza; the stock is up from $11, around the time it started buying, to $13 now.

Windsor experienced back trouble during the 2013 series but had been eliminated from the competition by the time it started affecting his dancing.

Very few human hands actually touch the fruit from the time it starts to ripen from bright green buds through to a deep dusky plum-colored fruit.

One said, "I changed dramatically from the time I started the class.

The land was progressively degraded starting from the time it was used for common grazing and resource extraction and remained as barren wasteland until three years ago when watershed management intervention began.

The second sub-culture should be used within 24 h starting from the time it was first removed from incubation.

FROM the time Northeast Utilities started building the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, it has been a financial windfall for Waterford, which taxes the property.

The report also said that forces were losing opportunities to claw back money from fraud because of the time it took to start proper inquiries.

One way to see the scope for improvement is in the World Bank's "ease of doing business" measurement, derived from factors such as the time it takes to start a business, register a property and enforce contracts.