Sentence examples for period starting at from inspiring English sources

The fitness coach Paul Warne will take over for an interim period, starting at Burton on Saturday.

Over a two-day period, starting at 8 a.m. on Tuesday and adjourning after midnight, then starting again at 7 30 a.m.

Or there is Dublin's newest boutique hotel, the Dylan, www.dylan.ie, with standard rooms during the period starting at 350 euros a night.

Under a new Chicago law, renters are entitled to a 90-day grace period, starting at the time a foreclosure sale is confirmed, before they can be evicted.

The downloads, digitized and remastered, are free for a 24-hour period starting at 8 each morning and available thereafter for purchase.

Another measure could be a limit on the number of payday loans a borrower can take out over a given period, starting at a maximum of four 30-day loans over 12 months.

The first lunch period starts at 8 57 a.m.; the last one ends at 2 46 p.m.

Rooms in Colonial Williamsburg during the holiday period start at about $149 a night.

Rates during this period start at $295 a night (regular rate: $340), plus tax and resort fee, with no booking deadline for that rate.

In a project collated by the International Reference Centre, a young girl described how at 10 years old, like millions of adolescent girls worldwide, her period started at school.

These days at Richmond Hill, the first lunch period starts at 8 59 a.m., class sizes routinely exceed city and state averages and students have four minutes to negotiate hallways that one biology teacher at the school likens to clotted arteries.