Sentence examples for time to starting from inspiring English sources
It is past time to starting repossessing vacant houses, so these neighborhoods can move on.
"When people look at something and feel confused, that's the time to starting talking".
Rather than peer into a foggy crystal ball, liberal democrats might better devote their time to starting to learn some lessons from the seismic shocks of 2016.
This way, your email client will know were to look for it's folders, rather than having to search throughout your home directory, which adds significant time to starting your email client, and adversely overloads the IMAP server.
Venture capitalists like Albert Wenger of Union Square Ventures and John Lilly of Greylock Partners, which invests in LinkedIn and Airbnb, have said that it's time to starting thinking about a U.B.I.
Diversify Your Giving: Once you have an idea about how much you can afford to donate, it's time to starting focusing on where you want to give.
