Sentence examples for in one instance when from inspiring English sources

In one instance, when asked about sharia, the president said simply that he hoped that the problem would go away.

In one instance, when other committee members urged a "halt" to new nuclear weapons, he argued for the word "curb".

In one instance, when two views are conjoined in a kind of cinematic Cubism, the character who is evading police detectives appears to meet himself coming and going.

But in one instance when the Patriots did blitz, when they finally sent an extra linebacker after Warner, right tackle Rod Jones failed to slide over to block New England's Mike Vrabel.

In one instance, when he was running for the Senate, Mr. Obama stopped by to shake hands while Mr. Rezko, an immigrant from Syria, was entertaining Middle Eastern bankers considering an investment in one of his projects.

Mr. Hardy's opening drew some admonishment from the judge -- she interrupted him three times, including in one instance when he said that some of the prosecution's evidence was based on hearsay.

In the one instance when the future president spoke at some length about Yemen, Trump said he would be happy to help the Saudis deal with the Iranian influence there.

Mayor Roberts, who appointed Ms. Mason to the Planning Board in 2001, acknowledged that she was right in at least one instance: When Ms. Mason requested the city's general ledger (essentially all of its financial transactions) in 2004, she received a letter from the business administrator explaining that "corrections" needed to be made before the information was released.

The Wall Street Journal reported in October that one instance when the company relaxed its standards around hate speech came when it chose not to censor a post by then-candidate Donald Trump, despite the fact that the post violated the company's rules barring hate speech.

He bizarrely points to a moment while in jail when he was supported by other convicts: "There was one instance when I was in the rec yard by myself and in the window a few inmates got together and just made a sign of strength to me".

His election as president of IUPS, assuming he is duly ratified in Kyoto in the summer - "there's only been one instance when an officer who had been proposed has been turned down, and that's when a bunch of Australians all voted against another Australian they didn't like" - is as much an endorsement for systems biology as it is for Noble himself.