Sentence examples for came to applying from inspiring English sources

Port Authority officials have defended DiBono's work -- at least when it came to applying fireproofing.

When it came to applying for university, the library became a place where I could borrow books in order to support my application to university.

Sonia says her comprehensive school was helpful when it came to applying to university, but after the exams it "sort of left us to it".

When it came to applying for Oxbridge, I was hesitant because I had a weird idea that there was a type of person who went to Oxford and that I wasn't it.

"When it came to applying for jobs, I started to realise just how much of a difference the 2 2 made," says Sekhri, who blames complacency in his first two years at university for his poor result.

And when it came to applying this idea years later, they had little trouble.

The name also came to apply to all non-native Liberians, even those freed blacks who had arrived from America.

All good things should be abundant, and they should be free.He came to apply that principle to books, too.

I turned to my partner and said: 'I want a kid.' He replied: 'Me too' and that was how we came to apply to adopt".

The English, however, came to apply exclusively to the Hollanders the term Dutch, which previously they had applied to all German speakers (from German Deutsch, Dutch Duits).

It was, he says, "an extraordinary university", and when the opportunity came to apply for the job of vice-chancellor in 2007, he seized it with both hands.