Sentence examples for a time for when from inspiring English sources

The web app allows you to set a time for when you expect to return and provide the phone number of an emergency contact.

Doubtless there are many other YouTube addicts the world over hoping that the feature will land on their phone soon — unfortunately Google is not giving a time for when that might happen.

If your history teacher gives you a time for when a documentary on the World War I or whatever is coming on, watch it.

JF: I guess it's a place and a time for me when everything is heightened.

If there were ever a season, a time for finality when closure was needed, the time is now.

"There will come a time, for sure, when I will have to think about retiring," said Ms. Grib, 64.

"I think there will be a time for that when Reggie and I sit down," Carroll told The Los Angeles Times.

"There was a time for me when winning the Tour was not a guarantee, but it was as close to a guarantee as we could get," Armstrong said.

There was a time, for instance, when Miss Lowell was trying to show us, by diagram, how to reef the triangular topsails of a four-masted schooner.

There was a time, for instance, when very few people who didn't suffer from it were aware of racism as an idea.

And there was never a time for me when the goal wasn't to get as hammered as I could possibly afford to.