Sentence examples for and when you conclude from inspiring English sources

"Right now, if you want to lease 25,000 square feet of commercial space, it takes a year between when you start looking for space and when you conclude the deal," said Joseph L. Fitzpatrick, the executive vice president of Project Octane.

"The feeling you have when you conclude a tournament with the title is different than a good week with a defeat," Mauresmo said.

2. When should you conclude the increased benefit of a new therapy outweighs the potential increased risk?

And, just when you've concluded that Mr Naik is a despot, or has overdosed on propaganda, he will say something devastatingly self-critical.It is this mix of obsession and honesty that has helped make L&T one of India's bluest-chip firms, with a market value of $17.5 billion.

MPs would do well to read the chapter, if only to have some advance notice of what will likely be rushed through parliament if and when negotiations conclude.

Which is true; and when Stepanovs concluded his loan period he was replaced by a player from, yes, the Ivory Coast.

And when it concludes with that rousing shout of "free at last!" he turns to his companion.

Finally, since if then, and when then concludes that if then.

The crowd applauded three times: when Paul took the podium, when he talked about repealing the sentence requirement, and when he concluded his speech.

A friendly debate about Joel Osteen ensued and Zacharias concluded, "When you go before the masses and tell them that their 'best life now' is tied up into the things that they own, the size of their garage or anything materially oriented, I think you're missing it".

And when concluding his 2014 State of the Union address, Obama preached perseverance: America has never come easy.