Tomorrow morning by 6:30

HUBLOT I'm leaving Los Angeles tomorrow morning by 6:30.

HUBLOTI'm leaving Los Angeles by 6:30 tomorrow morning.

Both are not clear to my perception. If you say " I am leaving for LA tomorrow at 6:30 am". You are traveling from a point of origin to LA.
But " I am leaving LA tomorrow...." , what this says i

As far as where "6:30" is in the sentence, the second one is much more natural. But it still doesn't sound very good.
'I will be leaving..........by 6:30 tomorrow morning.' sounds better.

I 'm leaving L.A. tomorrow morning by 6:30 sounds natural.

JarI 'm leaving L.A. tomorrow morning by 6:30

This is not a natural sentence in my opinion. When I say: I have to check out of my room by 11 am. "By" -means no later than but can be before. That is a correct usage. If someone in LA has a flight departing LAX at 6:30 am, he will probably say " I am flying out of LAX at 6:30 ( meaning the flight scheduled to tak

Perhaps the person is driving.

Thank you, everyone.

I should've said "at 6:30," not "by 6:30".

- She met him yesterday morning at 6:30.
- She met him at 6:30 yesterday morning.

Are both correct?

Mmm