SLATED TO START

Definition: Scheduled or planned to begin.

Synonyms: Scheduled Beginning, Planned Launch, Set Commencement, Intended Kickoff, Expected Onset

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The soccer match is slated to start in half an hour.
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The concert is slated to start with an opening act.
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The book club meeting is slated to start at the library.
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The eagerly awaited movie is slated to start screening next week.
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The concert is slated to start at sunset, creating a magical atmosphere.
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The vaccination campaign is slated to start reaching rural areas soon.
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The trial for the high-profile case is slated to start next month.
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Our vacation is slated to start in two weeks.
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The project, slated to start next week, has already faced several delays.
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Slated to start in the fall, the new semester brings excitement for both students and faculty.
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The highly anticipated event, slated to start at noon, drew a large crowd.
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The long-awaited movie, slated to start filming next month, has already generated buzz.
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The construction of the new bridge, slated to start this summer, will improve traffic flow.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. I wanted to discuss the upcoming project timeline.B: Of course, John. What's on your mind?A: Well, the construction phase is slated to start next Monday. Are we set with all the necessary permits?B: Yes, we've obtained all the required permits ahead of schedule.A: That's great news. Let's plan a meeting later this week to go over the final preparations.B: Sounds good, John. I'll arrange a meeting invite for Thursday afternoon.
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