Sentence examples for When from high-quality English sources.

• When he was impeached.

• • We cheered when the Berlin Wall was torn down.

• 'People ask me sometimes, when — when do you think it will it be enough?

• Once, when we were talking about his career, I asked Roth when he had felt the happiest.

• When you're soul it means black, when you're pop it means white.

• Samira Ahmed reflects on times when existing certainties in people and events are shaken; when trust is tested.

• And the question is, how much time passes between when you have the virus in you, when you're infected, and then when you are able to give it to other people.

• There are times when Helen does show some signs of caring for Jo, such as when she offers to send her to art school or when she suddenly turns up when Jo is in labour.

Use When in a sentence.

• Now a man is said to be sufficiently attached to a woman when his love is disinterested; when he has the same object in view as his beloved one; when he is quite free from any suspicions on her account; and when he is indifferent to money with regard to her.

• The ALLM function is even smart enough to know when you’re streaming a movie from the Netflix app on your console and when you’re playing a game, so you get the best image quality when watching movies and shows and the best input performance when playing games.

• Later, when they came to field, England were visibly frustrated when decisions went against them, firstly when second slip Ben Stokes was adjudged to have grounded a Shubman Gill edge off Broad and, later, when the third umpire swiftly decided Rohit had avoided being stumped.

• "When good men and women can't speak the truth, when facts are inconvenient, when integrity and character no longer matter, when presidential ego and self-preservation are more important than national security — then there is nothing left to stop the triumph of evil," he added.

• But when it becomes a fetish, when it’s obligatory, when such natural instincts are hijacked by demagogues such as Trump, when militarism, ultra-nationalism and hateful jingoism, fuelling entrenched racism and xenophobia, take hold – that’s when catastrophe looms.

• The Ninja Foodi Deluxe XL is a lot like the wildly-successful original Foodi, only it holds more ingredients: five quarts of food when air frying and eight quarts when pressure cooking, as opposed to its predecessor's four quarts when air frying and five quarts when pressure cooking.

• When you are properly fed, when you’re hydrated, when your body feels good, when you feel like you can communicate, when you are sick and feel comfortable saying “I can’t do this anymore—I feel like I’m going to hurt myself,” you’re going to end up competing better at the Olympics.

• Lord, in the memory of all the saints, who from their labors rest, and in the joy of a new beginning, we ask you to help us work for that day when black will not be asked to get back, when brown can stick around, when yellow will be mellow, when the red man can get ahead, man, and when white will embrace what is right.

When sentence examples

• We are exceptional when we are embracing a pluralistic, egalitarian society; when we are upholding the rule of law; when we care about human rights; when we are forming coalitions on the world stage; when our entertainment is soft power; when a bunch of us decide to help the less fortunate and really make a change.

• Moreover, there have been only four previous occasions when a winning presidential candidate lost the popular vote, as Trump did in 2016: in 2000 when George W Bush beat Al Gore; in 1888 when Benjamin Harrison bested Grover Cleveland; in 1876 when Rutherford Hayes beat Samuel Tilden; and in 1824 when John Quincy Adams bested Andrew Jackson.

• We do not know when the nightmare will end; when the healing of wounds will start; when families will be reunited and achieve closure if they lost loved ones; when all schools will reopen; when electricity and water supplies will be back; when farming and business will resume, when - to put in a nutshell - life will return to normal.

• Not when Mary is about to apply to colleges, not when Mo is planning to propose, not when Marvin is making new friends on campus, not when Habibi’s parents are applying for a visa to the States, not when Hajji is deciding whether or not he will go through with the surgery, not when Bibi is losing touch with her brother, not when Lily is on the brink of an artistic breakthrough.