Sentence examples for started time from inspiring English sources

In 1923, Luce started Time, a magazine meant to "appeal to every man and woman in America".

Luce and his fellow Yalies started Time in 1923 with a breezy tone, snazzy adjectives and the promise to keep "busy men" informed, concisely.

Thus started, time rushes past in this recollected tale of appalling violence, "like sand," in the words of the narrator, "running through my fingers as I look back".

A plaque at the Orthodox Cathedral indicates it was built in the year XVI -- 1938 on the Mussolini calendar, which started time at the beginning of his rule in 1922.

After receiving her undergraduate and masters degrees at Harvard, Ms. Quiroz joined Time Inc., where she started Time for Kids, a classroom newsmagazine, and was the founding publisher of People en Español.

She has led trips to India, started Time Regained, an award-winning student journal of current affairs, and founded popular electives, World Religions and Fragile Goddesses.

Please note the change in starting time.

Start time: 10 00 am at trail head.

"Do you have a starting time?

Traffic stops and starts, time hangs.

Bill had read the starting time wrong.