The phrase "a time when nobody" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period in the past or a hypothetical situation where no one was present or involved.
Example: "I remember a time when nobody believed in the project, but we proved them wrong."
Alternatives: "an era when no one" or "a moment when nobody".
Bohemian excess certainly took its toll; Brendan Gill recalls "a time when nobody lived past sixty".
There was a time when nobody would have believed that response.
We decided on the poodle at a time when nobody would write about us in terms of being queer.
The way things are going, Mr. Lakawicz laments, "there'll be a time when nobody will know how to keep score".
"We cultivated the edge of the neighborhood at a time when nobody wanted to move there," Mr. Katan said.
Because he still embodies a time when nobody dared to accuse the Guatemalan Army of anything, when such dissembling was rote.
I believe that character is an innate part of developing an organization, and to me, it is nothing more than doing the right thing at the right time when nobody's looking.
He showers in silent pockets of time when nobody needs the bathroom; he runs downstairs at 8 15 PM, just when he knows three of you are finishing up cooking dinner, right before the 9 30 PM washing up rush.
He showers in silent pockets of time when nobody needs the bathroom; he runs downstairs at 8.15PM, just when he knows three of you are finishing up cooking dinner, right before the 9.30PM washing up rush.
"And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say 'Me too' again".
There was a time when almost nobody listened to Mr. South.
