Example sentences of "come during the [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | Because of the distance of my journey I had been given permission to come during the morning , and there were no other visitors . |
2 | Supposed to be going down on weekend of fifteenth but when she phones on Thursday I 'm going to tell her to come during the week . |
3 | The Open Day , Robert thought to himself , was physical evidence of how far the school had come during the year . |
4 | He came during the laying of the trans-Atlantic cable during 1865–6 . |
5 | The string of strange incidents came during the making of The Face Of Tutankhamun , beginning Friday on BBC2 . |
6 | Crawford 's big production number , It Only Takes a Moment , came during the film 's last half-hour , as Cornelius Hackl declares his love for Irene Molloy , played by Marianne McAndrew . |
7 | The final part of that of John Bartholomew and Son , the geographical publishers , came during the year and has been amalgamated with earlier gifts . |
8 | The attack came during the launch attended by Michael Heseltine , the defence secretary , of a booklet called Playing at Peace . |
9 | One of the moments of greatest strain came during the meeting at Ashford Castle in Ireland ( April 1990 ) when it appears that the Germans suggested that the Deutsche Mark should become the single currency . |
10 | An example of this came during the disability awareness course . |
11 | The chance to net the cash came during the half-time break at a televised Los Angeles Lakers team game . |
12 | The decisive drop in the level of Hitler 's posthumous popularity came during the era of the ‘ economic miracle ’ under Adenauer and Erhard . |
13 | The first came during the World Cup semi-final in Dublin , where by their first-half performance , by the control and by the cutting edge of David Campese , they ravaged New Zealand . |
14 | This is essential if quite large numbers of candidates will be coming during the day as they will need to be organized and someone will have to handle any unforeseen changes in schedule . |
15 | The permanent collection will be exhibited on the second floor of the Museum and its opening will come during the year when Madrid has been selected as the Cultural Capital of Europe . |
16 | He might be one of them , come during the day to catch her off guard . |
17 | The most crucial role the legs and hips play comes during the backswing . |