Sentence examples for and when the panel from inspiring English sources

Just double-click the Home button, and when the panel of apps appears along the bottom edge of the screen, flick the row from left to right with your finger.

There's barely room to stretch your arms, and when the panel separating viewer from performer slides away — as in a traditional peep show, more or less — the sudden sense of enforced intimacy carries a charge of disorientation that, let's face it, is not entirely pleasant.

As his last gasp, Rangel dismissed his lawyers, and when the panel refused to grant him an extension since he was now lawyer-less, he huffed his way out of the hearing.

And when the forestry panel report eventually comes out this year, we'll need another big public effort to show the government we still care and make sure our forest heritage is not put at risk.

Williams was not prepared to be the fall guy and when the appeal panel's judgment is published later this month it will show how far clubs in the professional era are prepared to go to win a match.

In the last month, the unions agreed to tentative cuts of $5.2 billion over five and a half years, but those agreements were voided when the mechanics' union voted before Thanksgiving against giving its $700 million portion, and when the federal panel rejected the loan guarantee application.

The response to these issues turned out to be vehement and varied, when the panel met last month.

But he said that commission investigators would present further evidence on the cement work and other factors that led to the explosion and the spill when the panel next meets in public on Nov. 8 and 9.

The researchers used a microcontroller which measures the input and output voltages of the system and conducted experiments in which it was determined that when the voltage reading of the solar panel is 20 V, buck mode is operated and when the voltage reading of the panel is at least 3 V – 10 V, boost mode is operated.

And on April 12 last year, again when the panel was meeting, he gave a speech to a conference in South Korea for $200,000.

And tensions have flared when the panel's Democrats sought help from the Obama White House -- which, despite having publicly condemned the CIA's brutal torture tactics, has aligned itself more with the spies than their overseers.