Sentence examples for another back then from inspiring English sources

Today's methodical protocols for educating young doctors had yet to evolve: The newbies were pretty much left to train one another back then, inmates running the asylum.

This was in the early-to-mid nineteen-eighties, and to say that gay men were interested in, and terrified of, one another back then is to reduce the horror of the time: AIDS, parents checking out on their ill children, fear and loathing of other male bodies mixed in with desire.

"It was another life, back then".

A 1983 heat wave drove people to the air-conditioning of the F train and prompted him to reflect on another time: "Back then, everyone except beer barons with bulletproof Packards went by subway.

Like many another chancer back then, he featured gambling there, too, but he had other hustles to suit the occasion.

"I don't think I ever ran into another woman coach back then," she recalled.

An apocalypse was just another revolutionary stage back then, and revolutions were groovy, baby.

What we do not see are the same characters stepping out of one story and into another, before coming back, then going away again and so on – even James Bond was James Bond in the Olympics Opening Ceremony.

Here's another eerie similarity: Back then energy stocks sold at twice the S&P's average price-to-book ratio.

The Plan used to adamantly refuse to pay for birth control; perhaps they considered this another "choice" issue back then.

But one person waved back, then another and then another.