Sentence examples for began a time when from inspiring English sources

Untitled Film Still #15 also bears the signage of Italian cinema, though now a decade after it began, a time when the growing economy brought with it the sexploitation of internationally renown actresses.

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.

But if the government does go to a 2 July double dissolution election, the next party room is likely to be in budget week, immediately before the election campaign begins, a time when internal divisions would be even more damaging.

This cynical decision has been announced just as the second National Year of Reading begins, a time when reading, its promotion and the wealth of literature available through so many different formats should be being celebrated.

The program began at a time when malnutrition due to poverty was a major concern.

"She indicated that this began at a time when she was emotionally vulnerable," the report said.

Ms. Lenihan explained that the club began at a time when most women stayed home and reared children.

This began at a time when China Rail had a de facto monopoly not merely of rail but of inland transport in China.

So-called "conversion therapy" or "reparative therapy" began at a time when professionals in medicine and psychology considered homosexuality an illness that was amenable to treatment.

The research freeze began at a time when the C.D.C. was making strides in studying gun violence as a public health problem.

And in each case the second recession began at a time when the usual government policies to fight economic weakness were deemed unavailable.