Sentence examples for having used when from inspiring English sources

" It cannot be true" was a common phrase many infertile individuals reported having used when they were first told about their infertility status.

The bank again responded telling us about the "objectively selected criteria" they had used when choosing Churchill, seemingly unaware that the selection of these criteria also falls under the PSED.

What possible terms could she have used, when she could not name the matter to herself?

There was a rickety kitchen table that Luda's daughter had used when she first came to America.

Diamond stressed that Barclays had "voluntarily and proactively disclosed to HRMC" the scheme it had used when buying back its debt in "a tax efficient matter".

"The voice he spoke to his wife with would have been very different from the voice he would have used when he was arguing Brown," Mr. Fishburne said.

"We believed first of all that the language was the same the Nazis had used when they looted, which was 'protective custody,' " he said.

Asked about the exchange in court, Gunn said that she was sarcastically parroting language that Hamilton had used when telling people about their breakup.

It is the same process the state has used when the N.C.A.A. college basketball tournament and the Super Bowl have been held in Texas.

But based on previous training regimens he has used when preparing to return to competition after an injury, the chances of a return appear virtually nil.

According to the report, the Cardinals officials got a hold of a list of passwords that Luhnow and others had used when they worked in St . Louis some of which evidently could be used to access the Astros system as well.