Sentence examples for start of Monday from inspiring English sources

Time Warner ultimately halted the blackout and conceded, fearing a mass exodus of subscribers if the dispute interrupted the start of Monday night football on CBS.

Problems began at the start of Monday with both business and personal customers unable to access online and mobile banking from 8am.

At the start of Monday, Durkin, Loh and Evans were all expected to speak with Robert L. Caret, the chancellor of the University System of Maryland.

If even a small group of players took a stand and refused to participate — imagine if they boycotted or delayed the start of Monday night's championship game — administrators would have to back down.

Mr. Bloomberg predicted flatly that Walt Disney's ABC, which has slid sharply the last three seasons, will end the season up from last season, citing the earlier start of "Monday Night Football," giving it three hours of prime time; the reconstruction of Sunday night around two shows, "20/20" and "The Practice," instead of a movie, and enhanced programs on Friday and Saturday.

Well before the start of Monday's G8 summit meeting, divisions were on display over Syria.

Start-of-day leaders Chelsea blew their chance to lift the title, along with Birmingham, who began in second.

Even the skies dumped rain on the Bronx to delay the start of Friday's game.

They had 69 stolen bases at the start of Wednesday, 26th in baseball.

She lives in Rodez, the start of Saturday's 13th stage.

The start of "Saturday Night Live" helped because the show used talent from Catch, like Alan Zweibel, Billy Crystal and Andy Kaufman.