Examples of 'when jan' in a sentence
Meaning of "when jan"
when jan: This phrase could be part of a question or statement and may be incomplete. It could possibly be referring to a specific time or event involving someone named Jan
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He is happy when Jan finally can return home.
You told me to buzz you about the suggestion box meeting when Jan was here.
When Jan Maan introduced his new fiancee three weeks later.
Everyone drew back when Jan said this.
When Jan still lived at the Sedlak house I sensed a certain hostility toward my arguments.
Julie Vinding was alive last night when Jan was chasing the car.
When Jan Hendrik was sixteen years of age he took drawing lessons with Johannes Low.
The family moved to Gouda when Jan Hendrik was fifteen years old.
When Jan Kersschot starts to photograph the body, you can expect to be surprised.
Pévenage was team manager of Deutsche Telekom when Jan Ullrich started his career.
What about when Jan said the branch was closing?
Why did not you come to the castle at once when jan telephoned?
When Jan agrees, she directly asks her best friend Eva to move in with her.
Yes, they are delicious when Jan does them.
When Jan had been shooting in Africa on Roar, he almost became a no-brainer himself.
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Saw the first non-British winner when Jan Krekels of the Netherlands won the race.
When Jan and I had satellite, we used to watch a reality show called " Survivorman.
Dear Francesco, It has been a month when Jan and I made our vows to each other.
When Jan was 10 years old he delivered his hand-written local newspaper by bicycle.
And you, why did not you come to the castle at once when Jan telephoned?
What about when Jan said the branch was closing? Every single one.
They won their last championship when Jan was 43 and Jindřich 46 years old.
When Jan Willem died in 1866, his widow Josephina became the head of the Brepols Company.
Everything changed when Jan Gottvald, a Drnovice-born former player took charge of the club in 1982.
