it's time to begin

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Tressell's wonderful book convinced me that it's time to begin the struggle for the co-operative commonwealth all over again.

"It's time to begin to look for more information," says the University of Connecticut's Dr. Robin Schader.

Now it's time to begin the painful season of transition.

But it's time to begin to say farewell.

It's time to begin a process of reconciliation and "to learn war no more".

It's time to begin asking why the 2010 numbers don't reflect those facts with any equity".

But "it is time to begin to pull the plug of the exit strategy".

Finally, today, after two weeks of limited attacks, British commanders concluded that the government's resistance was brittle and that it was time to begin a major attack.

In a previous article, I stressed that it is time to begin rebuilding the nation and abandon Reagan's failed view, still nurtured by a minority.

So, it is time to begin thinking about the national security implications of China's trade practices.

"Now it is time to begin a process of rebuilding a state where deep division's exist," he said.