Sentence examples for I lived then from inspiring English sources
Not far from where I lived, then: Hampstead and before that Barnet and Enfield.
I lived then at 449 West 22nd Street and sometimes I would walk the mile or so to my office and sometimes I would take the subway.
After growing up in Detroit and going to college there, I lived then in Chicago, a rookie on a newspaper copy desk, hoping for chances to write.
Somehow, being there, I could see her in her place under the eye of eternity, which is a hard eye to catch in New York, where she was buried, or Houston, where I lived then.
I lived then in a rooming house on a canopied avenue of trees, enduring Potsdam's Arctic temperatures, the gales that battered the storm windows and the rain that froze over everything in a glistening sheet so that the world became crystalline and treacherous.
Later, it was the life I was living, then the life I had escaped, and now he seems to me a touching and troubled young man.
Lacking the security to declare, like Emerson, "if I am the Devil's child, I will live then from the Devil", Lila comes to an ingenious conclusion.
"They say they coming to die, so we can tell them: 'You will not die, if I can live, then you can live.' I saved many lives here," said Siannie.
I was living then with my close friend the writer Glen Duncan, who had been recently washed home from New York on the tide of his own psychodrama.
I put my rights first, 'cause if I can't live then I'm already dead.
