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Meanings of starting time in English
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Examples for "first"
Examples for "first"
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The first key issue was health security, he said, including antimicrobial resistance.
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The proposed state law would allow legal action first, official classification later.
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South Africa's first known domestic case was made public 17 days ago.
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Spain records first case of sexually transmitted Zika virus, health authorities said.
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Last good league: Promoted last year for first time in six years.
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It's a great way to start the new year. -FieldLevel Media
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Ardern said people also needed to start working from home if possible.
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We start a new year in a state of transatlantic political paralysis.
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However, she's backing the minister and said this is a good start.
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Peter de Lange agreed the beefed-up government measures were a good start.
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In many ways, however, the really difficult work is only just beginning.
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Since the beginning of the year, Egypt's security situation has improved considerably.
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You asked the right question at the beginning: What happened in Alabama?
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Integration accelerated to a new level, a new understanding, a new beginning.
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Today, we hope, is the beginning of his redemption, the statement said.
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However, this possible benefit cannot offset the considerable increase of late complications.
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Banks worldwide have been taking measures to offset risk amid the crisis.
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It said that emerging market demand had offset continued weakness at home.
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However, it should continue to be offset by growth in developing markets.
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Also, greater availability of financial aid could offset the need to work.
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Every serious crisis now risks a potential nuclear exchange at the outset.
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He had made that quite clear to her mothers from the outset.
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From the outset, Hillary Clinton's campaign has taken a starkly opposite approach.
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Gianluca Quattrocchi made the nature of the meeting clear from the outset.
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The signature of the wedge made that clear right from the outset.
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Since the commencement of the debate eighteen members had addressed the House.
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The debate eventually began about 20 minutes after the scheduled commencement time.
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M. Thiers arrives at the commencement of the second; which makes 34.
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The first took place before his commencement address at Arizona State University.
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It was now three weeks since the commencement of this unaccountable state.
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N.C. State answered with freshman wide receiver Nyheim Hines' 100-yard kickoff return.
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It was his school career-record-tying third kickoff score, his second this season.
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Smith started the game with a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
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I'm afraid that the kickoff rally is fast getting out of hand.
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Snow began accumulating three hours before kickoff and persisted throughout the game.
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With nine days until showtime, everything seemed to be coming together.
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Should she be memorizing my showtime or totally relying on us? asked Lydia.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen and everything in between, it's showtime!
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You two have got a lot of warming up to do before showtime.
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Wired.com caught up with the duo a few hours before showtime.
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Things are diametrically different right from the get-go, starting with the warm-up.
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It was odd from the get-go, Mooney said on air this morning.
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Probably insisted on some sort of a gag order from the get-go.
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Natalie's efforts to fit in from the get-go made all the difference.
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He'd come in once before, thinking he could spar from the get-go.
Usage of starting time in English
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The starting time for the Nov. 25 Apple Cup game between No.
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The starting time for Monday has been set for 2 p.m.
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Tecalum also offers its staff a flexible starting time each day.
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The simple reason for the later starting time is to accommodate television scheduling.
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The starting time has yet to be determined although it's expected to be early evening.
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She could go by herself to the Abbey early in the morning before starting time.
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By starting time for the hounds the hares were sure to be out of sight.
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The starting time of the programmes will be announced by the ringing of a bell.
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Every morning, without fail, he and William fought every minute from breakfast to starting time.
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The starting time for each is 11 a.m. Lectures will be given by leading bridge personalities.
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I'll check the paper for the starting time.
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Drivers say the new schedules will involve an earlier starting time and a deterioration in working conditions.
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It's gone past the appointed starting time.
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Now as he left the ticket window and approached the single coach, it was nearly starting time.
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No starting time has been agreed.
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It must be nearly starting time.