Sentence examples for very when from inspiring English sources

How can anyone not very when Monty's got one through the gate?" 5.36am GMT 62nd over: Australia 185-4 (Clarke 14, Bailey 6) Anderson charges in to Clarke once more.

That's very when it comes to these concepts.

Though hyphens are used to construct many compound words and phrases, you shouldn't use them after adverbs that end with "-ly", like "softly", "strongly", and "deftly", and after the word "very" when it's used as an adverb.

"It's very peaceful when it snows.

I'm very inconspicuous when I fly.

It was very strange when it happened.

Very noisy when the house is full.

"He was very young when he left.

They're very unfortunate when they do.

its very effective when performing.

He was very upset when she died.