Sentence examples for by the time when from inspiring English sources
The phrase "by the time when" is not grammatically correct
Instead, you should use the phrase "by the time that" or "by the time of." For example, "By the time that the sun sets, I will be finished with my project."
"I am very influenced by the time when I grew up".
By the time when the Chinese economy has been rebalanced, no one knows how much more foreign exchange reserves China would have accumulated.
All this started in '77, '78, '79, and by the time when I became president, already most of the apartheid laws, which infringed on the dignity of people, if I can define it that way, had been repealed.
Network lifetime: defined by the time when the first node runs out of its energy.
Generally, heavy repairing cycle of an engine is determined by the time when the cylinder liner reaches its limit dimensions.
The network lifetime was determined by the time when the first node runs out of its energy.
It's an album that passed me by at the time, when it came out in 2010.
That was not unusual in those days and reports often started by stating the time when the match kicked off.
It's that time of year again no, not International Mother Language Day as purported by UNESCO but the time when Wal-Mart Stores announces its fourth-quarter earnings.
This was observed by evaluating the time when flower buds became visible or when flowers started to open (Table 1).
We determined the lincRNA half-life by calculating the time when the fold change of expression abundance reached half of the initial expression abundance (0 h time point).
