Sentence examples for to start on time from inspiring English sources

Play is due to start on time at 1pm.

In 2013, this mood endured even the failure of the voting to start on time.

"He is famous for wanting to start on time," Mr. Lortie said.

Even if the patient before you shows up late, your One Medical appointment is guaranteed to start on time.

To start on time: The U.S. Open tennis tournament begins this morning; the courts suffered "virtually no damage" from Irene.

Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby says "it's not looking great" for the season to start on time Oct. 11.

"It takes a while to get used to the fact that nothing starts on time here," Mr. Korman said when he saw me.

"I hope that each one of us holds each other (including me) accountable for our commitment to starting on time.

With subscription charges about to start on the Times's website as Rupert Murdoch's media empire searches for new revenue streams, News Corp is undergoing a major restructuring of its business model.

Breaks between presenters have to be planned for, allowing the room to clear and making it possible for the next presenter to setup and start on time.

If not, then it's the perfect time to start one on the plane!