Sentence examples for when the depression started from inspiring English sources

"People think that's when the depression started, but, no, I was like, 'Wow, look at those X-rays, when can I get back?' " she said, posting in the restaurant banquette as if she were parading the paddock.

That was when the depression started and it wasn't very good.

The depression started to lift.

When my depression started, [watching] standup was my go-to thing.

Most days, when the depression fog starts to creep in, I can act my way out of it.

These aimed to ascertain: (a) when the current episode of depression started; (b) the number and duration of previous episodes; (c) what treatment, if any, the patient had received and was currently receiving; (d) current and previous use of mental health services; (e) current antidepressant drugs prescribed and the adequacy of dosage; and (f) adherence to the prescribed antidepressant drugs.

If the interview establishes that symptoms meeting diagnostic criteria for major depression have been present since the last assessment, we shall ask participants when this episode of depression started (and ended, if they are no longer symptomatic).

National Donut Day dates back to the Great Depression when the Salvation Army started it as a fundraiser and tribute to the women volunteers who served donuts to soldiers on the front lines overseas during World War I.

When the Depression hit, she was pulled out of high school and started working to support our family -- something that would never have happened to a boy.

He says in the column that we got out of the Great Depression in 1939 when the military started hiring for its needs.

Economists date the Great Depression from August 1929, a turning point when the economy started to shrink.