Sentence examples for subject of when from inspiring English sources

Debate extends even to the subject of when the crisis began.

After a meeting with the foreign minister, Hassan Wirajuda, the subject of when Mr. Obama might visit came up.

This is a roundabout way of getting to the sensitive, impolite subject of when, if ever, a candidate might be too old for the Presidency.

The subject of when the game was effectively over will be chewed over and debated in barrooms for years, but it was well before the last whistle blew, and really well before the fourth quarter even began.

The professional roles they may play are the ostensible subject of "When Elmo Grows Up," the latest in Sesame Street Live, a series of 90-minute musicals based on the television show.

The amount of time and space devoted by analysts and the financial press to the subject of when interest rates may go up fractionally within the (un foreseeable future these past few years almost beggars belief.

Most previous cohort studies have assigned the same exposure period to all study subjects, regardless of when deaths occurred.

Cohen returned to the subject of Dylan when talking about the way he writes songs.

Now you chose ants as a subject of study when you were very young, yes?

Jesus Christ Superstar, which was the subject of protests when first produced, has faced a different kind of criticism second time around.

That will almost certainly be one subject of debate when the House Energy and Commerce Committee holds an industry discussion on digital television next week.