Sentence examples for when time comes from inspiring English sources

He demonstrates humility, but when time comes up to speak, he says what's on his mind".

The intensely collaborative nature of a musical tends to be forgotten when time comes to apportion blame.

When time comes for the sporangia to scatter their spores, they activate an ingenious catapult mechanism that flings the spores into the breeze.

By tradition, an incumbent prime minister - when time comes for re-election - faces a miscellany of Monster Raving Loonies and hapless candidates from the other major parties.

A store full of aroused women who are not only in the throes of sales desire but who are at same time pasting up sales slips in passbooks, so they can collect dividends when time comes, is almost too vivid a picture for a man to contemplate.

When time comes to move nests, the plucky little insects vote by quorum.

"And when Time came in with its firm offer, we took it," Mr. Carey said.

When time came to add greenery, Sciore made careful selections.

But things got ugly when time came for Sally to go back to Ossining with Betty.

Yet when time came to elect a new pastor, "I stood up for James.

When that time comes, that's when I'll go".