Sentence examples for the weeks when from inspiring English sources

During the weeks when I worked on this foreword, I contacted Richard Goldstein.

The other concessions are the weeks when they take their latest film to festivals around the country and the world.

The cost of holidays varies hugely between the weeks when children are in school and the weeks when they have their half-term and summer holidays – in some cases by more than 150%, according to a survey by The Observer.

In the weeks when he and Sheemie were together, Lamont had prepared paperwork for a petition in Bronx Family Court.

When we get a new job, for example, we add the deposit, the preshipment payment and the final balance into the weeks when we expect to get them.

It was in the weeks when the Daily Telegraph was publishing its investigation, after gaining sole access to the leaked unedited expenses files of every MP.

Mr. Morvillo added that during the weeks when Mr. Gansas refused to answer investigators' questions, he was following the advice of his lawyers.

Mr. Gore kept intact a political pattern that went largely unnoticed in the weeks when his reputation waned, then waxed once more.

So confidence in a self-sustaining recovery is more robust than in the weeks when a shutdown in Washington was leading the financial news.

Long before that, during the Games in Sydney, Mr. Ebersol played the central role in a move to alter the weeks when the Beijing Games would be held.

Giles remembers little of the weeks when he was so desperately ill, though he does recall snatches of drifting in and out of consciousness.