Sentence examples for back then after from inspiring English sources

"Back then, after 8 o'clock at night, that was when my day started.

Back then, after the bustling daytime crowds dispersed, the triangle went dark.

But the point is not that life was so much harder back then; back then, after all, even poor people smiled, told jokes and had conversations.

Back then, after the 2-1 semi-final loss to world champions Argentina, Walsh was seen consoling a tearful Richardson after their gold-medal dream faded.

Back then, after the tapes proved to be the deus ex machina for Nixon's fall, the nation applauded the idea that "our long national nightmare is over".

Back then, after President Clinton had knocked their heads together, the competitors made a joint, televised announcement that they had breasted the tape simultaneously.

But the village's business fortunes were on the wane back then, so after marrying, he switched gears and began commuting to a job with Random House in Manhattan from the local Metro-North Railroad station.

He played through three knee operations and a bad back, then retired after six seasons, all as a Jet, with 14 regular-season interceptions.

Back then, just after the main 10pm polls were published, sterling rallied for two minutes on the back of the news that the Tories had won (see first chart).

It was probably a distasteful choice to make back then because, after all, they viewed us as invaders, and they probably still do, but it was a survival choice and they made it".

I wasn't back then, but after a while, I got fed up with bein set up or tricked into going on a date and well, you know how lovely they've been ending up.