Sentence examples for technically start from inspiring English sources

The festival doesn't technically start until Sept. 15, but if you're looking to store some money for the winter, head out Sept. 12 to participate in the Pecan Festival Treasure Hunt.

Sure, Disrupt doesn't technically start until Monday, but the Hackathon is the fuel on the fire of the Disruptive flame, and it starts right now.

Using the '3 hop' rule, the NSA can effectively spy on millions of Americans, even if they don't technically start with domestic targets.

Summer this year doesn't technically start until June 22, and there's a very good chance that the next version of the device, let's call it "iPhone 5", will at least be unveiled in the spring — now the stated launch of the white iPhone.

(Note: If you're interested in joining in on the fun, the half marathon training doesn't technically start until August 12. So it's not too late to register!) I'm already well into my second week of workout now, starting to really feel the burn and get excited for what's ahead.

You can technically start using the soap after a few weeks.

If so, Larsson has managed to accomplish quite a lot before her life has technically started.

The May "sweeps" month, which normally coincides with the season finales for many shows, technically started on April 24.

And growth has been so weak that almost no ground has been recouped, even though a recovery technically started in June 2009.

I was there for a large gathering that had technically started an hour earlier, but I sat alone, a victim of my own near-punctuality.

Across the country, in almost every demographic, Americans earn less today than they did in June 2009, when the recovery technically started.