Sentence examples for in the times when from inspiring English sources

"Is Manhattan really that over?," A. O. Scott asked in The Times when reviewing this film by Michael Patrick King.

In the times when she could have made errors, she came up with some really good shots.

"pianist creates furor" was a headline in the Times when Vladimir Horowitz first played at Carnegie Hall, in 1928.

WHY do you think this person's obituary appeared in The Times? WHEN, in your opinion, were the most important years in his or her life?

"Uncommonly good" was the verdict of Alexander Woollcott in the Times when the play was staged by the Provincetown Players, in March , 1920

Certainly, in the times when I met him and the issues we were involved with then, there was nothing cautious or hesitant.

This was back in the time when we rewarded, pacified and bribed children with sweets.

In the time when she's asleep you can get a poem done.

They used to sew with it long pockets, as in the time when the British and the Turks ruled.

Ms. Monte places the play in the time when Pinero wrote it, rather than in the early 1860s.

The book begins with native American lore, "in the time when animals were men" and the trickster, Coyote, figured large.