when'd

American  

[hwend, wend, hwen-uhd, wen-uhd] / ʰwɛnd, wɛnd, ˈʰwɛn əd, ˈwɛn əd /

1. contraction of when did:

   When'd that happen?

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

When D’Anton Lynn abruptly left for Penn State on the eve of USC’s bowl game, the hope within the program had been to keep what remained of his defensive staff intact.

From Los Angeles Times

When D’Amaro unveiled a slew of plans for the parks at the company’s D23 fan convention in 2024, he got a rock star-sized reception.

From The Wall Street Journal

When D’Aquino’s husband came to the United States to testify for her at her trial, the U.S. government demanded that he promise never to return.

From Los Angeles Times

When D’Amaro unveiled “A Magical Life” last summer, he did so noting he had the support of the Disney family, singling out Disney’s grandnephew, Roy P. Disney, who was in the audience.

From Los Angeles Times

When D’Anton Lynn inherited one of the worst defenses in college football, the expectation was that even a middling performance would make a major difference at USC.

From Los Angeles Times