Sentence examples for start in time from inspiring English sources

He seemed, obscurely, to have the faintest head start in time on me.

Last week there were reports that production would not start in time for a summer premiere.

Many projects — some rushing to start in time to qualify for federal tax breaks before they disappear — are going forward.

Analysts say the post-Kyoto deal needs to be finalised by 2009 for it to start in time.

The plans need £560 million for work to start in time for a rolling target of improvements between 2014 and 2019.

Andy Pettitte flew in Sunday, a day ahead of his start, in time to watch the Twins and Kansas City, neither among the American League's top slugging teams, combine for five home runs.

Let's start in time-honoured fashion with the Traverse, where the lineup includes a new Enda Walsh play, Penelope, brought over by Druid; a provocative piece called While You Lie, by Sam Holcroft, who made an impressive debut with the National Theatre of Scotland's Cockroach in 2008; and Ontroerend Goed's follow-up to Once and for All..., a darker vision of adolescent life called Teenage Riot.

The hotel management rounded up passersby to give us a push-start in time for us to catch the ferry back.

However such mobilisation had not been started in time.

We need a revolution and we need it now, starting in time for next season.

But that grace period only applies if you started in time.