Sentence examples for times has started from inspiring English sources

That's from a new Olympics blog, Rings, that the Times has started.

Ayers, who, because of Lopez's columns, had been invited to the hall many times, has started turning up there unexpectedly.

It's such a cunning wheeze, indeed, that the tabloid's normally upmarket sister title the Times has started to follow suit.

The New York Times has started including the sweep of history in even the most straightforward news stories to demonstrate breaks from longstanding political norms.

The Times has started keeping an electronic record of misspelled names, including the name of the staffer — spelled correctly — responsible for each error.

Ramires, capped 52 times, has started only seven league games this season, the last of which was the 2-1 defeat at Leicester that proved to be José Mourinho's last match as the manager.

Besides, by then "The Glory of Their Times" had started him on his literary career.

Several "tail funds", which invest in assets that should rise in bad economic times, have started up in the past few years.

Darko Milicic matched his season high with 13 points, and the reserve Mike Conley had 12 for the Grizzlies, who at times have started three rookies — Mayo, Marc Gasol and Darrell Arthur.

The Times had started to cover the case more than a year before Barnard's assignment to it; the Jewish Bukharan connection evidently distinguished it from the ordinary sordid murder that the Times leaves to the tabloids.

But he is stricken by the sight of dead fish on his cleanup outings, she said, and for the first time has started to frequent bars with other fishermen.