Sentence examples for year when it gets from inspiring English sources

Merida is dripping with culture and class and beautiful architecture, and my friends who live there love it -- except, perhaps, for about five months of the year when it gets really hot.

"Chickens die every year when it gets cold," she says, referring to Newcastle disease, a common virus found in domestic and wild birds in the winter months.

"I grew up in that place," said Frank Franz, president of the Belmont Small Business Association, "and I remember we would know it was summer because Egidio's was always the first to put out its Italian ices every year when it got warm outside.

You can see with us the spending figures every year, and the deficit figures every year and when it gets eradicated.Bagehot: You mention that the rise in living standards has been more disappointing than the jobs figures.

Unlike railways, we can do this one at the stroke of a pen, by paying all MPs £200,000 a year, because, when it gets down to it, what sort of MP is going to be serving the public good?

Or when it contributes only $15m a year to Wada when it gets $1.23bn from NBC to show the Rio Olympics?

Every two years or so, or when it gets too tight in the shoulders, Zoe, with the help of a neighbor, stitches a new costume with the help of what she called a heavy-duty sewing machine.

"Every school will be where it was 5 years ago when it got that brand new shipment of computers.

Vivid last faced charges 16 years ago, when it got into trouble for sending a movie across state lines to a customer in Oxford, Miss.

If Congress wants to pass smarter, better-designed spending cuts, it can do so in the new year, when it'll get plenty of credit for being fiscally responsible.

That was the year when it started getting real serious.