Sentence examples for the hour of when from inspiring English sources

In so doing, she left scientists with an unusual bequest: the knowledge, very nearly to the hour, of when one particular species became extinct.

We need one another in the hour of defeat, when with encouragement we might endure, and stand again.

He was just about to turn 47, the hour of life when the body becomes a permanent suspect in acts of treachery.

A call and response, from the Unitarian Universalist hymnal: We need one another in the hour of success, when we look for someone to share our triumphs.

"In the hours of darkness when we arrived, we started getting rocketed and mortared at the main base.

Between the hours of 10.40am (when the Charleston Post & Courier published its article on Roof and Tyo's campaign) and publication time, the number of shares had increased six fold; and the number of donors has doubled.

Chelsea Bridge is floodlit from below during the hours of darkness, when the towers and cables are illuminated by 936 feet of light-emitting diodes.

The first, which he calls the "hour of the lawyers," is when new constitutions are written, including basic rights and the rule of law.

When the hour of power was under way, Delpopolo was beaten in the first round.

Now, what you hope is that that happens within the first few hours of when the heart valve is replaced.

However, this has a significant role on the winter conditions with the percentage of the hours of 0.02% when T>15°C.