Sentence examples for instance when it comes from inspiring English sources

What I really want to tell them is, "What's the rush?" Not having a ring on it definitely has its perks, for instance, when it comes to staying fit.

For instance, when it comes to stories about victims, we represent a whopping 79%.

For instance, when it comes to proper stones, flat and round are best.

The issue is not technical: these difficulties will most likely be overcome, for instance when it comes to data disposal.

I get the sense of him as a bit of a taskmaster, for instance, when it comes to working with his small production team.

"Like, for instance, when it comes to dating, all the stuff that is counterintuitive, such as disliking guys who are nice and being drawn to guys who don't treat us well".

Thatcher may have started privatisation in Britain, but even she knew when to stop – for instance, when it came to the Royal Mail.

This article originally appeared on VICE US.

It is not an accident, for instance, that when it comes to exports to China, Japan far outpaces the United States, despite the fact that Japan has less than half the population.

He told The Independent that the Office for Fair Access (the university access watchdog), "can look at a range of disadvantaged groups - social class and ethnicity, for instance - when it comes to access agreements, so I don't see why they couldn't look at white, working-class boys".

I think anything to do with the Government -- [for instance] when it comes to introducing more funding, more staff into the healthcare system -- I think the public should always be involved.