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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a time when playing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment characterized by the act of playing, often in a nostalgic or reflective context.
Example: "I often think back to a time when playing outside was the highlight of my childhood."
Alternatives: "an era of play" or "a moment of playing".
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A time when playing at home was not a disadvantage for the home team.
Blame the source material, which is from a time when playing jacks was considered high entertainment.
THERE was a time when playing classical piano in Togo might have seemed less odd.
There was a time when playing host to the G8 (and, formerly, the G7) summit was a matter of local pride.
There was a time when playing host to the Spanish on a quick indoor court would have been enough to destabilize them.
There was a time when playing on the same team with an All-Star big man mattered greatly to Jason Kidd.
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Several Broadway plays are performing powerfully at the box office as summer begins, a time when plays usually fade fast while increasingly tourist-heavy audiences opt for musicals.
Top Girls, enthused Michael Billington in these pages - at a time when plays by women were still a rarity - "is the best British play ever from a woman dramatist".
At a time when play was generally dismissed as an empty waste of time, he urged his readers to love childhood and encourage its sports, pleasures, and "amiable instincts": "Is it nothing to be happy?
The play was an outgrowth of the feeling in the country for Adlai Stevenson, at a time when plays talked about issues that have something to do with our lives and society.
These games are flashbacks to a simpler time, when playing with friends online didn't mean risking abuse from angry teenagers on another continent entirely.
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