Sentence examples for time onwards from inspiring English sources
'time onwards' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You might use it when you are referring to a particular moment in time being the starting point for a series of events. For example, "From that moment onwards, a new era of peace was ushered in."
He was committing acts of torture from that time onwards.
From that time onwards, the two titles have always had a common owner.
And trust me, from the next time onwards, the teacher would call for you on her own.
From that time onwards he has been in the forefront as an investigator of problems of biological standardization.
As from this time onwards, England stopped being conquered and thus was able to become 'top nation'".
They collaborated from High Time onwards, not least in the Panther movies, on a total of more than 20 movies.
Their house on Benedict Canyon Drive was always full of their friends, the drink flowed freely from breakfast-time onwards, and even Eddie was known to show up and grunt his way through the occasional barbecue.
They got over the line the hard way here, falling behind to Grimsby after only 100 seconds, somehow surviving Town's blistering start without further damage to the scoreline – or their numbers after the goalkeeper Will Puddy handled outside the area – equalising before the half hour and then grinding their way to penalties from half-time onwards.
And elsewhere: "It has been said, from classical times onwards, that fortune favours the bold".
"I took it at face value that rifles and handguns were omnipresent from colonial times onwards," he said.
English national identity only seemed to find its feet later, on the shifting sands of expansionism, from Elizabethan times onwards.
