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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and then he designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence of actions where designing is the subsequent action taken by a subject.
Example: "After completing the research, and then he designed a prototype that incorporated all the findings."
Alternatives: "subsequently, he created" or "afterward, he developed".
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Art Mécanique is adding enough decoration to their pieces to help them stand out and the story – a designer in Switzerland, Adriano Valente, hit up his manufacturing friends in Geneva for the parts and movements and then he designed a watch that is both traditional and unique – is compelling.
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In the buying business for nearly 30 years, Fink admits that every now and then he lets his own design sense take precedence over numbers.
His collage-cartoons began to appear in the Mail on Sunday, and then the Observer, and he designed the opening credits for the Channel 4 television programme A Week in Politics.
First with Enzo and then with me, he designed some of the most iconic models, such as the Testarossa or the Enzo, just to name two".
By then he was designing shoes for Fila, Puma and Converse as a freelancer.
He learned to pack and then to design parachutes.
In each country, he felt, the revolutionaries deduced certain universal truths about the rights of man and then designed a new society to fit them.
He bought two locomotives from Robert Stephenson and Company which proved more successful than Brunel's, and then designed a series of standardised locomotives.
He served as a pilot during World War II, and then began designing furniture, textiles and architectural projects.
"Why can't that be wallpaper?" she asked herself, and then designed her own.
Broin's family visited a bunch of farmers in Minnesota with ethanol plants and then designed and built one themselves.
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