Sentence examples for pm onwards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pm onwards" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something will start at a specific time in the afternoon or evening and continue indefinitely. Example: "The event will take place from 5 pm onwards."
Simon Grosset, a freelance photographer working for the Guardian who went to Tottenham said that he saw increased police activity from 7 pm onwards.
Imedo.de has kindly offered to throw the networking event at their offices here from 7 30 pm onwards (pictured above, nice huh).
In Mayamaya, domestic water would be fetched from 5 00 to 10 00 am (when livestock would be grazing and later visit the wells from 3 00 pm onwards).
For day 1 (that always started between 8 and 8.30 am), the participant was asked to refrain from any high intensity physical exercise 24 h prior to the testing and to come to the laboratory in a fasted state (overnight fast from 10 pm onwards).
The first commentators were Ivan Sharpe and Norman Creek, who broadcast from 2 30 pm onwards before the game to take in the pre match entertainment.
Then, from 8 PM onwards, we go to every single pub in the town and put the ball in a gallon of ale donated by Townsmen and Countrymen alike, to make Silver Ale, to share more luck.
He walked up and down the street six days a week, then four days from 1985 onwards, until 6 30 pm.
Rectal temperature was registered twice per day (at 7 am and 2 pm) from the challenge day onwards.
TechCrunch Europe is hosting TechCrunch Munich at the Sun Microsystem offices in Munich today from 2.30 pm Munich time (1.30pm London, 8.30am New York) onwards, followed by networking drinks.
Inpatient formulary management and patient-level medication order data were managed within Cerner PharmNet (Cerner Corporation, Kansas City, MO) pharmacy module (PM) and Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE; 2009 onwards) modules, which account for over 80% of all medication orders.
"As the government's most senior legal official I saw at close hand from 2010 onwards the intense irritation these words caused the PM as he sought to avoid complying with our international legal obligations, for example in relation to prisoner voting.
