When you have a moment

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"You can't expect people to applaud when you have a moment like this," he said.

In performance, muscle memory will carry you along when something distracts you, or when you have a moment of doubt.

When you have a moment, instead of checking your email, look at the slip, and work on an item.

Thornton: When you have a moment … Clegg: Do you want to be in my gang, my gang, my gang?

God bless you, Chris, and give me a call when you have a moment, 'cause I have a funny story to tell you.

Why don't you give me a call when you have a moment?" It's been more than a month since I wrote to him.

"When you have a great moment, you never forget those moments," Soriano said.

Of course, if you're always hanging out with friends when you have a free moment, you may actually feel a bit overwhelmed and like you have no time to decompress.

"As a photographer, you know when you have a unique moment.

"I say it's always great when you have a spectacular moment that suddenly gives you an amazing surge," said Jose Mallea, Mr. Gingrich's Florida campaign manager.

It's an accessible, fun app for creating electronic music, which makes it easy to lash together beats and melodies when you have a spare moment, then record and share them with others.