Sentence examples for when dearth from inspiring English sources

When Dearth struggles with concentration, when his mind drifts, he thinks about his perfectionist parents.

When Dearth snapped the ball, the clock was ticking from one second to zero.

Especially in January, when the dearth of other significant London gigs makes her two nights in this Old Street basement the hottest ticket in town.

When a dearth of students caused the Howard law school to close the next year, Greener practiced law in Washington as a member of the firm of Greener & Cook.

The film helped push UK takings to a spectacular 512% rise on the previous frame, when a dearth of new releases had caused extreme stagnation in the market.

But there have been times this summer when the dearth of momentous news has left him to choose from so much fluff — household tips about keeping tomatoes fresh — that Mr. Kiernan has trimmed the segment to six minutes.

In times of true despair, writer Anne Lamott urges us to shore up our hope through action, even when the dearth of political resolve leaves us feeling completely depressed.

It started on August 4th, just when the summer dearth of news was driving editors mad.

He also has the fervor of an activist when discussing the dearth — and occasional shoddy treatment — of gay superheroes in mainstream comic books.

If nothing else, this demonstrates that there's no birth dearth when it comes to charlatans and fools.

Joseph Needham bemoaned this dearth when he was compiling the section on walls for his Science and Civilisation in China: "There is no lack of travelers' description of the Great Wall, but studies based on modern scholarship are few and far between, whether in Chinese or Western languages".