Sentence examples for when roving from inspiring English sources

If he were to instruct them that aiming for the jugular should be the default position when roving forward his Manchester United would be transformed.

He acted after balloting in a gubernatorial election on Sunday in the northwestern province of Catamarca had to be suspended when roving bands of hooligans that authorities said were affiliated with his Peronist party seized and burned ballot boxes, blocked streets, punctured automobile tires and prevented voters from going to the polls.

Like a scratch on a glass that seeds a crystal, crime tends to clump when roving criminals home in on certain cues in a neighborhood.

There's potential, too, with this kind of marketplace in terms of providing key services and infrastructure in an autonomous driving future, when roving networks of self-driving vehicles will need to occasionally find places to stop and recharge, when in need of power or not in demand.

So when Rove went to North Carolina this fall to headline a fund-raiser for a Republican congressman, Breitbart quickly responded.

When Rove came to Washington, after the 2000 election, he envisioned creating an enduring Republican majority — the permanent mobilization of the Party's broad, socially conservative base.

When Rove regaled a dinner party at Bush's home with his analysis of forthcoming Congressional elections, the uninterested former president paid little attention, cracking jokes instead with a guest sitting next to him.

The contest between Rove's Republican client, Bill Clements, and the Democratic incumbent, Mark White, was neck and neck, when Rove announced he had found an electronic listening device in his office, and cried foul.

Bill and Hillary Clinton are said to read it, as do Bill Frist, the Senate Majority Leader, and Terry McAuliffe, the head of the Democratic National Committee; when Rove is on the road, he has a printout sent to him.

Last month in The Wall Street Journal, Karl Rove gave the scoop on his reading contest with his former boss, which climaxed in the titanic literary death match of 2006, when Rove supposedly polished off 110 books while Bush finished a whopping 95, including such doorstops as "Team of Rivals" and Andrew Roberts's "History of the English Speaking Peoples".

When Rove gives an "in depth" interview to a fawning Sean Hannity, don't listen.