From a specified time in the past.
The word 'since' is correct and usable in written English. It is used to refer to a period of time starting at a particular point in the past and leading up to the present. Example sentence: I have been living in this town since 2000.
The sector's membership and lobbying body, the Federation of Black Housing Organisations (FBHO) was disbanded in 2008 and has since been replaced by a slimmed-down BMENational, sheltering under the wing of the NHF.
Clarkson has since said in his column in the Sunday Times that he had suffered a cancer scare two days before the incident.
He has since been identified as a 22-year-old called Daniele - investigators have not released his surname - who, until recently, worked in a nearby factory.
Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin said: "We are investing in the biggest rail modernisation since the Victorian era and fares have a crucial role to play in funding these improvements.
But things have changed since then.
Because Republicans are trying, for the third time since he took office, to use economic blackmail to achieve a goal they lack the votes to achieve through the normal legislative process.
The company has grown spectacularly since their father, Fred, died, in 1967, and the brothers took charge.
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