Sentence examples for times of when from inspiring English sources

"And I am not going to describe what forces we're moving, I'm not going to discuss the dates and times of when they leave and when they're going to arrive.

As wind has become an increasing component of UK electricity generation, those tasked with matching UK supply with demand are increasingly facing a difficulty when usage spikes at times of when wind speeds drop.

Here are the times of when they'll be on (subject to change).

So a little crowd ensued, and so in this crowd... we're in the times of when everybody records, so everybody out there had their camera going.

It can also occur in the first few times of when a woman engages in sexual intercourse or if a woman has not had sex for a long time.

"At the rare times of when the conversation manages to break out of the loop of superficial smalltalk or comedy/absurdity it quite often tended to take quite a philosophical or political spin which I guess is also a reflection of people's fascination of discussing philosophy and politics with a computer".

I've become uncompromising in choosing subjects and the time of when to photograph.

"It's a moment in time of when our city is on public display," said Israel.

It's a time of when, not if, the shorts are going to have to cover".

Computation time of when using only dihedral torsion profiles i.e. BCL_D is 0.7 s/molecule.

Each incident in this study had the coordinates of the incident and the time of when it happened.