Sentence examples for time starts from inspiring English sources

And when his self-described "show time" starts to pall?

The gift of time starts to feel like a present spoiled by uncertainty about the future.

Then a very modern synthesized bass begins to pulse and time starts to bend a little.

"I fly every week, so the time starts to add up," Mr. Kirby said.

Mobilising the pitchforks every time starts to look a lot like harassment.

At the time, Starts, which was founded as a real-estate company, was producing local shopping magazines and dining guides.

"Time" starts with a spellbinding assembly of bleating electronics, then stretches out into an unexpected saxophone solo.

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On-time starts for the first case of the day are critical to maintaining efficiency in operating rooms (ORs).

Due to significant uncertainty in surgery durations, designing schedules that achieve high nurse efficiency is complicated by the competing objective of ensuring on-time starts of surgeries.

Specifically, on-time starts increased 42% across the total 5-year period reported (69 98%) and there was a 38% decrease in OR turnover time (mean2006=43 min to mean2010=27 min).