Sentence examples for a then of from inspiring English sources

Neuroimaging studies have shown that a wide neuronal network is involved in control over language selection (" language choice") and switching (i.e., use of language A, then of language B) (for a review, see [ 19, 20]).

A scent, then, of lost time.

A case, then, of being both shaken and stirred.

Mrs. Clinton still had a chance then of becoming president.

He was not an MP then, of course.

The iPhone has changed a lot since then, of course.

Then, of course, a pink house.

Then a slice of another cheese, then a slice of the final cheese.

Think of a password, then confirm password.

Then, all of a sudden, bingo.

"Then, all of a sudden, whack!