Sentence examples for time of month from inspiring English sources

"I used to be very mean that time of month.

Is it that time of month?"-- women are continually bombarded with negative reinforcement for acting in any manner contrary to what they were taught in girlhood.

As did the stern message that girls should not go swimming at their time of month and must change five times a day.

She relates that from then on, "when my time of month would come I would pretend to be sick so that I did not have to go to school".

Dr. Bovens uses the term rhythm method to refer to any approach that allows couples to predict the woman's most fertile time of month, so that they can abstain from sex during that time.

Luc Bovens, a philosopher at the London School of Economics, argues in the Journal of Medical Ethics that couples who try to prevent pregnancy by avoiding sex during the woman's most fertile time of month may be more likely to produce embryos that do not develop or implant in the womb.

But John believes that at the time of April's disappearance he felt his life was spinning out of control.

At the time of Sept. 11 the battlefield was the undefended West, with its great, peaceful cities.

"I want to change the culture around women's most normal time of month--and not while wearing grandma panties or pads that feel like a diaper," founder Miki Agrawal told Forbes.

This is the time of March Madness, Daylight Savings Time, and what Emily Dickinson famously called the "month of expectation".

Some of it is propitious scheduling — the more fallow time of April has meant "Furious" can mow over less stalwart competition like "The Longest Ride".