Sentence examples similar to a phase when public from inspiring English sources

Ferguson's United are in a phase when even the flattest of landscapes contains terrible hazards.

Graduation from high school marked the end of a phase when community and family were intact.

Clearly, Russia has entered a phase when what it needs most is outside investment, not aid.

At each place I go to, I go through a phase when I have to adjust.

My son Lucas is going through a phase when he misses his dad a lot.

I was in a phase when I was trying to break out of the rockist mold.

But his situation moved into a more strained and more public phase when Ms. Hanover responded with a statement saying that her efforts to share her husband's public life and save the marriage had been undermined by his turning to other relationships.

Apple plays up its green credentials, but the truth is that Apple only invested in renewable energy, and began phasing out toxic chemicals when public pressure became too strong to ignore.

Much to their chagrin, many new black suburbanites found that integration was just a phase between when the first blacks moved in and the last whites took their children out of the public schools.

Think back to that awkward phase when you were a "late bloomer," a.k.a.a

The lows occur in the training phase when the plot seems to grind to a halt.