Sentence examples for a time when order from inspiring English sources

Hamblin discusses the psychological power of food restriction and how its allure "may be especially strong at a time when order feels in short supply".

Set a decade after the collapse of the western economic system, at a time when order has disintegrated Down Under and desperados rule the badlands, "The Rover" follows grizzled tough guy Eric (Pearce) as he travels the outback by car.

There was a time when ordering a glass of wine with dinner meant choosing between the house red and the house white.

When ABB, a Swiss-Swedish engineering group, announced 10,000 lay-offs earlier this year, at a time when orders were rising, the reaction on the shop floor was muted.

You might remember a time when ordering food via phone meant dialing a number and talking to an actual human being.

Between 1872 and 1926, it owned no stores, operating strictly on a mail-order -- not even phone-order -- basis in a time when mail order still felt breathtakingly swift and somehow adventuresome.

But for others, it presumably drives support for gun restrictions: In a time when public order seems precarious, they're a "tough on crime" measure that even liberals can love.

And when you cancel thousands of new school buildings at a stroke, "it isn't just bad for our kids, it's bad for construction companies at a time when their order books are empty .It is the same story with statism.

There was a time when in order to get a "good job," you had to get a degree from a prestigious university.

According to Alan Dershowitz who knew Scalia's father at Brooklyn College, Scalia got his doctorate at Casa Italiano at Columbia at a time when in order to get your doctorate you had to swear an oath to Mussolini.

Not to create rivalry between the victims of racism, but because we live in a time when in order to radicalize and persuade young Muslims in France to kill Jews, extremists tell them that they are more persecuted than the Jews.