start time
starting time

It was about twenty minutes to starting time now.

Of course, I'd think you'd remember if you started time travelling before now.

Early afternoon is starting time, and they stay late into the night.

There was a disagreement about starting time of the first preliminary final.

"It'll be good to start spending time with family," he said.

The problem is that there's not enough starting time at prime hours.

Rather, they started spending time together, and she became dependent on his attentions.

He started home schooling and traveling full time during his sophomore year.

The tiny white van had never failed to start first time.

Supposed to be 'tidying things up' before starting full time on the drugs campaign.

The team produced its best 50-meter start time in the final run today: 6.07 seconds.

Since 1949 cars were assigned numbers according to their start time.

In 2009, the program's start time was moved even earlier.

On Saturday, television forced the game to begin more than four hours before its original start time.

The races all fall on the same night with different start times.

In other words, they used a set of games with start times usually staggered by one hour.

The start times on other weeks, and in the west, remain as shown.

"I allowed an arbitrary start time up to four hours from now."

The start time was shifted to 2 pm on Sunday afternoon.

For most races, the meeting begins two hours before the official start time.