Sentence examples for times started from inspiring English sources

The Times started its science section in 1978.

The Times started referring to them as "the secular elite".

And miraculously the good times started to roll.

Ms. Munro's notices in The Times started on an inauspicious note.

The New York Times started its first daily business Webcast earlier this week.

In 1978 The New York Times started its Science Times section.

But as soon as times started getting bad the door was always locked".

Rupert Murdoch's Times started a war five years ago, slashing its price and massively increasing its circulation.

Many of the Huffington Post's London-based bloggers - like Simon Jenkins, Guardian columnist and former editor of the Times - started weighing in with realtime reactions.

"I remember when the New York Times started using the word 'try' – so and so 'tried'tried

Mr. Protess (whose son Ben is a reporter for The New York Times) started the Innocence Project at Medill in 1999 after spending much of his career looking into questionable convictions for Chicago Lawyer magazine.