Sentence examples for and a then from inspiring English sources
– and a then shocking suggestion of an interracial affair with Harry Belafonte in Island in the Sun (1957).
Kewell, as it happens, really was injured: he had a torn adductor and a then undiagnosed condition known as 'Gilmore's Groin'.
Geuze lived not far away, in Lijnbaan, a modernist postwar development that put housing and a then revolutionary pedestrian shopping mall in the bombed-out central city.
Gerald Davies was a twinkle-toed wing who ended his international career in 1978 after 46 caps and a then record 20 tries.
She was soon joined by her older sister, Claribel, and, under the guidance of their friend Gertrude Stein, the two began travelling to Paris to acquire paintings from the studios of Matisse and a then unknown Picasso.
With the Human Rights Act due to be enacted, constitutional reform on New Labour's agenda and a then record prison population I also thought it was an idea whose time may just have come.
Improved play by the Lions' defense, the typical brilliance of Sanders, and a then-record 123 receptions by Herman Moore helped Detroit finish 10-6.
Another book which underwent a notorious transition to the screen: in this case, with a screechy soundtrack, a wily campaign of hyperbole by Hitchcock, and a then-unprecedented depiction of someone in the shower.
Frank's Oh Blimey Big Band, which included the DJ Mark Radcliffe, the journalist Jon Ronson and a then-unknown Chris Evans, toured the halls of Britain, playing ramshackle covers of Bohemian Rhapsody and the Benefit of Mr Kite, to an increasingly fervent fan base.
The focal point of this historical gloss is the Ferus Gallery, which opened in 1957 and soon became a cultural hub with shows dedicated to local talent like Ed Ruscha, Robert Irwin, Ed Moses, Wallace Berman and Ed Kienholz and a then-unknown out-of-towner with a fondness for Campbell's Soup named Andy Warhol.
Enough to start lugging buckets of the drink to local vegetarians and a then-tiny group of the lactose-intolerant.
