Sentence examples for the time start from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'the time start' is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, you should use the phrase 'the time starts' or 'the time began'. For example, "At 9am, the time starts."
If you can find the time, start developing ideas as soon as you're comfortably settled in to your postdoc position.
So, instead of thinking small all the time, start thinking big.
If you need more hours of sleep but can't seem to find the time, start making your sleep appointments 15 minutes earlier each week until you have scheduled the time you adequately need to feel rested.
Start throwing snowballs at a target, like a tree, and once you are able to hit your target most of the time, start moving farther away from it to improve your accuracy.
They were asked to first empty their bladder, discard the urine and write down the time (start of the collection).
Larry Robinson, the Devils' coach at the time, started benching players after they made a mistake.
"I fly every week, so the time starts to add up," Mr. Kirby said.
The vertical Y-axis shows the time starting at midnight (00) and ending at midnight (24).
This is the time starting from the packet generation at the source to the application layer of the sink.
The immediate implant (IM) group and its CBD plotted against the time, starting at the time of insertion, is shown in Fig. 6.
The Times started referring to them as "the secular elite".
