Sentence examples for limit begins from inspiring English sources

Mary Beard's Ultimate Rome: Empire Without Limit begins on BBC2 on 27 April at 9pm.

The 20-article limit begins immediately for readers accessing NYTimes.com from Canada, which allows the company time to work out any software issues before the system begins in the United States and the rest of the world.

Determining when a time limit begins became a serious issue after the Supreme Court ruled in 2007 against Lilly Ledbetter, who had been paid less than men for years by her employer, Goodyear Tire and Rubber, saying she should have filed her complaint shortly after her pay was set, even if she did not know then about the disparity.

At this point, with a golf course on the north side, the Aspen city limit begins to follow the road, and by the time it goes through a roundabout and passes the Holden/Marolt Mining and Ranching Museum to the south it is fully in the city of Aspen.

On average, in the analysis countries, demand to limit begins to exceed demand to space at age 33; however, in some countries, particularly in Southern Africa, the demand crossover age is considerably lower.

In practice, simulations of the data found β(r) ≈ β MAX under our experimental conditions because the entire population of host cells is infected well before (>100 min) the resource limit begins to impose saturation conditions.

The appeals court insisted that the limit began when the city announced how it was sorting the applicants, not when it did the hiring.

The Council's speaker, Gifford Miller, is affected by this irregularity because although he came to the Council after a special midterm election, his first term that counts toward the limit began in 1998.

The wrenching effect, similar to that experienced in other statehouses with term limits, begins with the traditional leadership posts where seniority has long been a dominant factor.

The more a diesel arriviste revels in the SD's low-rev torque, the more the idea of revving an engine to its limits begins to feel quaint and somewhat gratuitous.

Mr. Núñez was the longest-serving Assembly leader since term limits began 18 years ago.