When the Common Era began
When the country was fallin' apart, Betsy Ross got it all ___ up ("Maude" theme lyric)
When the credits roll
When the curtain rises
When the day's done, to Denis
When the day's done, to Donne
When the days are long
When the dentist's drill starts?
When the diet starts, perhaps
When the dog days start
When the dog got loose, some house plants ___
When the dot-com bubble began
When the duel occurs in "Hamilton"
When the EPA was created
When the evening news may be on
When the evening news often starts
When the events in flashbacks took place
When the expectant are expecting
When the Festival de Cannes opens
When the fewest pieces are on the chess board
When the first "Peanuts" comic appeared
When the first dogwatch ends
When the flights are expected to leave: Abbr.
When the Flintstones lived
When the French celebrate Labor Day
When the French Fry
When the French fry
When the French fry?
When the French Open starts
When the French toast?
When the frost ___ the punkin... (James Whitcomb Riley)
When the ghost of Hamlet's father first appears
When the ghost of Old Hamlet appears
When the going ___ tough ...
When the Great Lakes were formed
When the hands are at the top of the face
When the hands form a right angle
When the IRS gets a lot of mail
When the Jewish Sabbath begins
When the Jewish Sabbath begins and ends
When the Kentucky Derby is held
When the kids are out
When the Lascaux caves were painted
When the Levees Broke director
When the light bulb turns on
When the lights dim
When the line "Double, double toil and trouble" is delivered in "Macbeth"
When the local news often airs
When the lunch whistle usually blows
When the Lyrid meteor shower occurs
When the Lyrid meteor shower typically peaks
When the mastodon roamed
When the middle watch ends
When the Montagues and Capulets reconcile
When the moon hits your eye
When the moon hits your eye emotion
When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie emotion
When the mouse ran down the clock
When the N.B.A. regular season ends
When the National Day of Prayer is celebrated
When the NFL season starts
When the NFL's postseason ends
When the NFL's regular season begins
When the NFL's season starts
When the night shift ends, often
When the NLCS and ALCS are played
When the noon hour ends
When the nude scene occurs in 10-Across
When the nudist club was founded?
When the O.S.S. was formed
When the P.G.A. Championship is held annually: Abbr.
When the pilot is due in, for short
When the pilot is expected, for short
When the plane might land
When the plane should come down
When the plane should land, at LAX
When the plot thickens, often
WHEN THE POST MIGHT CALL THE KETTLE
When the president may make a pitch
When the pressure mounts
When the reels start to roll
When the regular NFL season begins
When the regular NFL season opens
when the restaurant caught fire the patrons ran amuck, blocking the exit
When the Roman general Drusus Senior died
When the rooster crows
When the Rose Parade airs
When the Salt Lake City Olympics took place
When the script calls for it
When the script demands
When the script indicates
When the shipwreck occurs in "The Tempest"
When the show must go on
When the smog clears in California, UCLA, e.g.
When the soothsayer warns Caesar
When the stars are out, in adspeak
When the stars come out in Paris
When the stars come out, in ads
When the stars make you drool just like pasta fazool emotion
When the stars make you drool just like pasta fazool, that's ___
When the stomach starts grumbling
When the story begins, perhaps
When the story starts on stage
When the Sugar Plum Fairy appears in "The Nutcracker"
When the sun goes down
When the sun is highest
When the sun is out
When the sun is up
When the sun rises
When the sun rises in the west
when the sun shines
When the Sup. Court's new term begins
When the Supreme Court reconvenes: Abbr.
When the Supreme Court session starts
When the table is set
When the tempest occurs in 'The Tempest'
When the Tide goes out?
When the Tollund man lived
When the train may stop?
When the U.S. Open ends
When the USA and USSR joined forces
When the volume is the highest
When the warrior returns from the battle ___: F.S. Key
When the Wicked Witch dies, in "Wicked"
When the witches first appear in "Macbeth"
When the witches in "Macbeth" say "Double, double toil and trouble"
When the workday starts, for many
When the world ends
When there are lots of errands to run, say
When there may be censorship
When there were luters and no computers
when there were no chairs they did this
When there's "darkness" in a classic Arthur Koestler novel
When there's darkness, in a Koestler title
When there's no other option
When there's no turning back
When there's nothing doing
When They ___ Us
When they go ___, we go high
When they pass, they miss each other
When They See Us creator DuVernay
When They See Us director
When They See Us director DuVernay
When they're proper, it's capital!
When things aren't going very well
When things may become clearer
when things meet
When this happened
When this sound stops, you'll be left flat
When thou __ an eagle ...: Blake
When thrice spoken, et cetera
When thumbs are bitten in "Romeo and Juliet"
When ties are broken in some NHL games
when time ___ out
when time began
When time is running out
When to "hear this"
When to be saved from the theme entries?
When to begin an operation
When to call it a night
When to call me?
When to call, in ads
When to call, in some ads
When to call, in some want ads
When to catch soaps and talk shows, typically
When to celebrate Armed Forces Day
When to celebrate Bastille Day
When to celebrate Earth Day
When to celebrate el ano nuevo
When to display une crèche
When to do a pressing job
When to do crosswords, say
When to do odd jobs
When to do rush jobs
When to don a 40-Down or prepare to throw 11-Down
When to eat
When to eat oysters, it's said
When to enter
When to expect someone, for short
When to expect takeoff, for short
When to expect what you're expecting
When to gather for crumpets
When to get back to work, perhaps
When to get in, briefly
When to get ready to go?
When to get revenge, proverbially
When to get to the airport to pick someone up: Abbr.
When to get well?
When to give a kid a break
When to give in, per Churchill
When to go bowling?
When to go on a run
When to go shopping?
When to have a nosh
When to have better luck?
When to hear "O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?"
When to hear "SOS" in "Mamma Mia!"
When to launch an invasion
When to leave a message
When to look at curves?
When to make a reservation
When to make reservations
When to meet for lunch, maybe
When to observe 6-Across in France
When to open the curtain
When to put all your eggs in one basket?
When to retire
When to Retire Place to
When to return from lunch, maybe
When to ring a bell, maybe
When to see a grand finale
When to see la luna
When to see Nick at night?
When to see stars
When to select a pew
When to sing 25-Across
When to sow
When to spring forward (Abbr.)
When to stage fireworks shows
When to stargaze
When to start a match
When to start a round
When to start driving
When to stop growing
When to take a foliage tour
When to take a Lille vacation?
When to take off: Abbr.
When to take train, that is? Having two, it departs full and returns empty
When to tell the boss you'll be there
When to tour Tours?
When to vote, often: Abbr.
When to vote, usually: Abbr.
When toddlers snooze
When told "I'm sleepy," she sometimes says "I hope you're not driving"
When Tony sings "Maria"
When tools became common
When trading ceases
When trains are due in (abbr.)
When trains are due: Abbr.
When treated, it becomes sludge
When trebled, a Beach Boys hit
When tripled, 'Yum!'
When tripled, "and so on and so forth"
When tripled, "and so on"
When tripled, "et cetera," '90s-style
When tripled, "et cetera"
When tripled, "etc."
When tripled, 1964 Beach Boys hit
When tripled, 1970 film about the attack on Pearl Harbor
When tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase