Sentence examples for technically begin from inspiring English sources

Of these three it seemed to belong most to the Undead Jazzfest, which doesn't technically begin until next week.

Settlement discussions in the players' antitrust suit can technically begin at any time, and David Boies, the lead attorney for the players, has made it clear that his side will go back to the table.

("Snow Fall: Avalanche at Tunnel Creek," a separate section but all one article, was much longer still at 16,537, but did not technically begin on the front page, which is what we're measuring here).

Although the 2015 season has yet to technically begin, Ramsey can sense a different attitude among his teammates.

Rushing didn't technically begin until second semester, but most of my freshman-year floormates began informally meeting with fraternity and sorority members within their first few weeks on campus, hoping to improve their chances of getting in.

The program technically began on July 1, and some dealers began accepting trade-ins then.

Last year may have been an extreme aberration, though the millennium technically begins this New Year's.

The first third -- the first unofficial third, that is, since summer technically began last weekend -- was obliterated by record rainfalls.

It's no wonder that 46% of Americans still think that US is in recession, despite the fact that the recovery technically began in June 2009.

As is tradition, Mr. Cuomo's formal swearing-in will occur on Jan . 1 just after midnight, the moment when his four-year term in office technically begins, in a small ceremony at the Executive Mansion in Albany.

One of the reasons that this recovery, which technically began in July, 2009, has been so weak is that the bombed-out housing sector has acted as a big drag on spending.