Sentence examples for starting time in from inspiring English sources

When they played the Yankees in New York on May 5 -- a 10 a.m. starting time in the Pacific time zone -- the game chalked up a 17.2.

Johannsson will likely be the only first American forward to see consistent starting time in one of Europe's elite leagues, and the first since Dempsey with Fulham and Tottenham a few years ago.

Kim said he was concerned that their 1 10 p.m. starting time in Hawaii, 6 10 p.m. in the East, would severely cut into his viewing time of the game, which starts at 8 p.m. in the East.

"It'll be interesting to see what kind of crowd turns out" for the ceremony, said Michael Steinberg, vice president for sales and marketing at Clear Channel Spectacolor, given that its 11 a.m. starting time in London translates to 6 a.m. in New York.

By increasing the contribution of the starting time in the objective function, both the external and internal geometry of the blade help the starting and also provide more powerful hollow blades compared to the solid ones.

We should note, however, that the starting time in the EW component was about 1 s delayed in comparison with those in the NS and up down (UD) components.

John Filippelli, executive producer of YES, added of the early-morning starting times in the eastern United States: "We've never thought about that.

Those concerns have prompted a handful of school districts around the country to move back high school starting times in the last two years.

Both parts of Fig.  5 are relatively similar, which indicates that the considerations about different MRA starting times in the illustrative patient can be transferred to the study group.

Attempts to use weather modelling to locate training camps and decide Wiggins' start time in a Tour time trial fell spectacularly flat.

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