Sentence examples for that very month from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that very month" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific month in which an event occurred, emphasizing the immediacy or significance of that time frame. Example: "The project was completed ahead of schedule, and we celebrated our success that very month."
The National Bureau of Economic Research, which officially defines the peaks and valleys of economic cycles, concluded later that a recession had begun that very month.
To drive the lesson home, that very month Congress repassed a clean water bill that Mr. Reagan had pocket-vetoed in 1986, and then overrode his new veto.
The move was also motivated in part by Kennedy's terrorist campaign against Fidel Castro's Cuba, which was scheduled to lead to invasion that very month, as Russia and Cuba may have known.
The Welsh Nationalists of 69 vintage were not the cuddly Plaid Cymru crew currently in Cardiff: that very month had seen the jailing of six members of the Free Wales Army for public order offences, although their claims of hidden aeroplanes and dogs trained to carry explosives at a secret base in the Black Mountains turned out to have about as much truth to them as the Mabinogion.
In the event, Hipmunk picked up a small $5.75 million in venture funding that very month.
But trouble resurfaced that very month with the cholesterol drugs Zetia and Vytorin, which Merck sells with Schering-Plough.
Here was a woman who had that very October morning been driven down to the big board to dispense brioches and fresh-squeezed orange juice from a striped tent while Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Merrill Lynch and Bear ,Stearns and Donaldson , Lufkin &Jenrette and Banc of America Securities increased the value of her personal stock in the company she personally invented to $614 million.
It was in February 2001 -- the very month that El Paso's share price hit its peak of $75.30 -- that the board decided that outside directors deserved 33percentt raises, to $80,000 a year plus an equal amount in retirement credits, and larger option grants as well.
"But, in April 1985, the very month that Kuti was about to sign, the Motown guy got the sack and the deal was off".
But after two years, in April 1985, the very month that Fela was about to sign, the Motown guy got sacked and the deal was off,' says Stein. 'Maybe the spirits knew something.' Certainly, Fela Kuti was the ultimate rebel, a spiritualist, pan-African revolutionary and a prodigious dope smoker and polygamist.
Despite that cautionary word, this very month the Pentagon has moved to establish a new Cybercommand that won't shy away from either the word "unilateral" or "dominance".
