I do exercise ___ morning

He sometimes works ___ night

I met him ___ my birthday.

I will see him ___ Wednesday.

What did you do ___ Sunday evening?

My birthday is ___ July.

What are you going to do ___ Halloween?

I will see him __ Christmas.

Open it ___ Christmas Eve.

I am going abroad ___ Easter.

The meeting is ___ (BrE)

They got married ___ (AmE)

I go skiing ___ winter

I took the photo ___ sunset.

She was born ___ 1996.

I will read it __ lunchtime.

I go to school ___ weekdays.

The church was built ___ 13th century.

It happened ___ turn of the century

I started my new job ___ beginning of the year.

___ beginning, she didn’t like him.

Just start ___ beginning and tell us exactly what happened.

I will do it ___ end of the week.

He tried various jobs and ___ end became an accountant.

What is he doing calling ___ this time of night?

The accident happened ___ night of 10 January

Let's go out ___ Saturday night.

She's a singer in a bar ___ night and a secretary ___ day

___ evenings, I like to relax.

Things didn't look too hopeful ___ start of the year.

She first met Steve ___ cold but sunny day __ March.

I always used to do the cooking ___ early days of our marriage.

It gets very hot ___ day.

We met ___ our first day at college.

Pandas are ____ verge of extinction.

The poem was written ___ early medieval times

He left school ___ age of 18.

I have been waiting here ___ ages.

Kids can start learning a second language ___ young age.

In Britain, schooling starts ___ age 5.

Two women ___ early middle age sat next to him.

You’ve got to stop living ___ past.

The company is hoping to expand ___ near future.

From now ___, you will have to make your own lunch.

The ambulance got there just ___ time (= to save somebody's life).

The train arrived right ___ time (= at exactly the correct time).

It's ___ time you cleaned your room!

The kids will be leaving home ___ no time.

They escaped from the smoke-filled house just ____ nick of time.

She ran up the stairs two ___ a time.

She was laughing and crying ___ same time.

The film is set ___ time of the Russian Revolution.

There are some big changes ___ horizon.

___ short term, things look good.

We are now ____ age of the Internet.

This medicine should be taken ___ bedtime.

The job involved getting up ___ some unearthly hour to catch the first train.

Trains for Edinburgh leave every hour ____ hour. (= at exactly one o'clock, two o'clock, etc.).

He returned ___ early/small hours (= at night, after midnight).

He gets paid ___ hour (= for each hour worked).

It's almost impossible to get a hotel room ___ tourist season.

Don’t travel __ rush hour.

We live ___ era of instant communication.

We are ___ threshold of a new era in global relations.

The process of disarmament is ___ crucial turning point.

We do not have any more information ___ the present time.

The baby weighed three kilos ___ birth.

He's seen many changes ___ course of his long life.

It seems a lot of effort but I'm sure it's the best solution ___ long run.

I was up ___ crack of dawn (=very early in the morning) to get the plane.

The street lights go on ___ dusk.

They get together with their friends ___ break time.

He came to stay with us ___ the school holidays.

Such opportunities are once ___ lifetime.

I’ve seen Jana with them ___ several occasions.

I will turn 16 ____ year.

She’s going on a trip to England ___ year.

I only see my sister about twice ___ year.

Bob's keeping his car in our garage ___ time being.

I hope to go to medical school eventually. ___ meanwhile, I am going to study chemistry.