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Meanings of started an hour in English

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Usage of started an hour in English
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However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
Radio NZ
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The game started an hour later than scheduled due to inclement weather.
Reuters
3
The three pedestrians started an hour after breakfast, in light marching order.
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
4
Harry and his bride having started an hour before upon their wedding tour.
Elsie's Girlhood / A Sequel to "Elsie Dinsmore" and "Elsie's Hol...
5
It all started an hour earlier in the house of Binche alderman Jérôme Urbain.
The Irish Times
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He shook his head: I started an hour or so after I wired you.
The Bent Twig
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We should have been loaded and started an hour ago.
Smoke Bellew
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The camp started an hour before they did.
The Garden of Allah
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The second round of attacks started an hour after the first phase took place, the agency reported.
Reuters
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Training should have started an hour ago; most of the men were pacing from having to wait so long.
Ice Like Fire
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One-day competitors started at 6am today; two-day competitors started an hour later at 7am.
Radio NZ
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The contest started an hour late, Mr. Lasky wouldn't enjoy it if it was on time, it was explained.
The new yorker
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When she left to-day, I started an hour ahead of her, and hid myself at the edge of the woods.
In the Carquinez Woods
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Monday morning's show was brief and started an hour later than usual, at 7 a.m., according to the Dallas Morning News.
Reuters
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The game started an hour later than normal to accommodate more than 14 consecutive hours of hockey coverage on TV statewide.
Reuters
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The next day was a repeat of Saturday, except that we started an hour later, since it was, after all, Sunday.
Dexter’s Final Cut
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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