Sentence examples for a time when anything from inspiring English sources

"Paul was critical of Bear at a time when anything other than hagiography people took personally," Cecil Hurt says.

"There was a time when anything that didn't fit in the narrow framework of radio couldn't find a home.

It captured a mood and, being the last World Cup before the Premier League and the Champions League, came at a time when anything was possible for football.

A time when anything was possible, where management consultants and salt-of-the-earth northerners could be part of the same social circle.

But the applause and tributes seemed to be as much about this city's yearning to return to the Schaefer era, to a time when anything seemed possible, and before the city's vast social problems settled too deeply into its bones.

The goal is no less than redefining education in the digital age, a tough task at a time when anything considered an extra is very likely to come under budget scrutiny.

Sometimes we enter a period of time when anything seems possible and huge parties are held in the very centre of London without intervention.

Oscar Niemeyer was our last link to the heroic days of modernism – the time when anything seemed possible.

That's an awful lot of people at a time when almost anything to do with art is thought to be too rarefied for mainstream television.

Kathy Matsui of Goldman Sachs says that much of the improvement in corporate profits since late 1999 has been driven by sales growth rather than restructuring—at a time when, if anything, the pace of restructuring needed to be stepped up.

At a time when almost anything can (and will) be described as the worst, and when the public expression of a thin-skinned, petty grievance is just a few keystrokes away, travel stands out, notably, in its ability to sink below the fray into a hellacious category of its own.