Sentence examples for start of a month from inspiring English sources

The office's phone system is so antiquated that during peak periods, like the start of a month, it routinely breaks down.

"We've seen this many times at the start of a month before the weather in the second half has evened the figures out".

The rally, which typically marks the start of a month of events commemorating the 1950-53 Korean war and denouncing the US, has been held for years and last year attracted 100,000 people in the capital, Pyongyang.

At Friday at 7 30 p.m. and Saturday at 8 p.m., Isaac Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800, carnegiehall.org; $15.50 to $88. (Woolfe) ★ Chamber Music of Robert Ashley (Tuesday and Thursday) Even aficionados of Mr. Ashley's seminal modern operas might know little of his chamber works, which makes this four-evening series — the start of a month filled with his works — especially inviting.

The projections mark the start of a month of exhibitions and events organised by the BBC and the Public Catalogue Foundation, who have created Your Paintings in conjunction with participating collections and museums from across the UK.

Envelopes were only opened at the start of a month, so allocation was not known at the time of listing.

Carried out at the start of a month-long Guardian series examining Europe in the wake of recession, the poll makes it clear that few Europeans believe the worst of the economic crisis is over.

The march marked the start of a month-long campaign by trade unions and is to be capped with a national strike on 15 December.

Starting near the 13-minute mark, UCLA did not score for eight minutes and 40 seconds, an even a longer stretch than at the start of a December game against Kentucky when the Bruins ended up losing by 39 points.

So buckle up -- CES is the start of a 12 month long roller-coaster ride of tech.

The organisers hope it will be the start of a whole month – if not an era – of public nudity.