Sentence examples for when it was standard from inspiring English sources

The model for this was the golden days of American musical, when it was standard procedure to try out a show on the road -- testing the songs, dance routines and jokes with live audiences -- before opening on Broadway.

Hadwin believed in balance — in taking the good with the bad, the best with the bug-ridden — when it was standard practice to just skim the cream and move on.

"[Before 2013] when it was Standard Grades, many schools offered seven or eight subjects but now at National 5 level they only do five or six.

When it's standard to ask female celebrities about their thoughts on industry sexism and their next moves alongside questions about their gowns and what's in their purses, we'll be happy.

When it first opened it was standard pub fare, then they upgraded the kitchen, bringing in head chef Josh Lehmann two years ago, since when "the food has gone gangbusters".

When these studies were initiated, it was standard to treat all postmenopausal women with hormone therapy, regardless of ER status, but tamoxifen was not thought to be effective in premenopausal women.

When the constitution was drawn up it was standard practice for people suspected of anonymously slandering their political opponents to be challenged to duels.

There was a time when it was the standard catechism of Zionism.

Apple intentionally left 3G compatibility out of the initial iPhone when it was an industry standard.

I now feel I was one of the few lucky women who benefited from this IP treatment at a time when it was not considered standard.

The signing and dating of such works, at a time when it was not the standard practice even for authors of fine art pieces, is an index of the status that majolica painters could achieve.