Sentence examples for and thereupon, from inspiring English sources

Baker adroitly managed George Bush's successful campaign for the presidential election of 1988 and thereupon was appointed secretary of state.

While still encamped before Rome, Frederick received the news of Pope Gregory's death and thereupon withdrew to Sicily.

Each newspaper that managed to secure and thereupon to publish the report was enjoined in turn, at the request of the U.S. Department of Justice.

He first visited with the great man in 1972, as a graduate student, and thereupon Gödel joined his other mentors — Frank Zappa, Robert Crumb, William Burroughs, and Thomas Pynchon.

This could not be coincidence, Shulman concludes, and thereupon constructs an ingenious (and, it should be said, highly entertaining) revisionist account of Bell's invention, complete with allegations of corruption and romantic turmoil.

On the morning of Bosworth (August 22), when Richard summoned Stanley to join him, he received an evasive reply and thereupon ordered Lord Strange to be executed, although his order was neglected and Strange escaped.

When everything was ready, the assembly line did its work smoothly and quickly, and Eichmann thereupon "invited" the Jewish functionaries from Berlin to inspect it.

The south-west London club Wimbledon, traditionally a semi-professional non-League side, won three successive Southern League championships between 1975 and 1977 and were thereupon elected into the Football League.

Dean, Hammond, and Heinle thereupon shepherded Cosey and Gallagher to the Public Library, where Bergquist, having learned that the trial of the book thief had been postponed, was wishfully, though not very optimistically, awaiting just such a dénouement.

And when they would have the whole body to consume away, then take the remnant of the said picture and burn it: and so thereupon by that means, the body shall die.

The underlying assumption was that participants in the inquiry group would create new knowledge from their concrete experience; by observing and reflecting thereupon; by forming abstract concepts and generalisations; and by testing the implications of these concepts in new situations.