Sentence examples similar to a time when hanging from inspiring English sources

Webster says her son's offences came at a time when he was "hanging around with an older boy that had been there and done that and I didn't know".

At a time when Aristotle was still hanging out in the agora, Pytheas had discovered pack ice.

Earlier discord from Scotland supporters relating to Martin had been doused by a late and crucial winning goal here against Slovenia, at a time when qualification hopes were hanging by a thread.

To be published in America by Harvest in Fall 2002Click to buy from Amazon.co.ukThis vaulting first novel recreates Cromwellian England with a modern twist: an obsessive liaison between two deserters from the New Model Army at a time when homosexuality was a hanging offence.

Ivan Lewis, the party's shadow Northern Ireland secretary, said the visit came at a time when political stability in Northern Ireland was "hanging by a thread".

It is, by nature, a most untimely quality that's barely hanging on in a time when timeliness is all.

Instead, pick a time when you and your special someone are hanging out and feeling good about each other -- while having some privacy.

Find a time when your new friends (step 2) are hanging out with her, and join their group, you won't feel out of place because of step 2. Get to know her better.

At a time when foreign aid is considered low-hanging fruit in the search for spending reductions, Walsh may have wanted to avoid drawing attention to that expense.

Although the exhibition begins in the 1950s and covers Rantanen's entire career, the focus is primarily on her work in the 1970s; a time when she moved from figurative wall hangings toward more ambitious sculptural work.

Always start from a corner when hanging.