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Discover Ludwig"time from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "time from" to indicate when something begins, such as when a certain event or action starts. For example: "The sale starts at 10 AM and lasts for two hours, so the time from 10 AM to 12 PM is when all items will be discounted."
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Our Time from Merrily We Roll Along.
Flying time from London: 11hr.
Flight time from London: 3hrs.
I remember Time from grade school.
Though this time from a different perspective.
Flight time from London-Prague: 1hr 50mins.
This time from the 48-yard line.
(Pause) That's a long time from now.
Each genre steals time from the other.
That's a long time from today".
Flight time from London: 1 hour.
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