1.  As easy as it is to impress out-of-town relatives with the tree, there does come a time when you must face the practicalities of its yield.

2.  Despite Paramount's early support for Puzo, the studio got cold feet when it came time to make the movie.

3.  DAYTON, Ohio - When it comes time to make the Thanksgiving gravy, many cooks reach for a can of chicken broth.

4.  Do you have any indication that there will be major problems with the union when it comes time to negotiate the next collective bargaining agreement?

5.  Eaton testified that when it came time to make the Mercado loan, McMorgan _ which replaced the original pension-fund manager _ was not enthusiastic.

6.  Each side accused the other of tweaking the language when it came time to put it on paper.

7.  Especially when it came time to prove that he is one special fighter.

8.  Employers who offered Prucare, Chernoff said, may also be in for sticker shock when it comes time to negotiate rates.

9.  Early on, she insisted that the United States could no longer afford to act alone and should rely on international coalitions when it comes time to use force.

10.  Eventually, it came time to take my niece from her mom.