Sentence examples for back then during from inspiring English sources

Back then, during a unit on Africa, the class learned about sleeping sickness, a treatable disease killing Africans who could not afford or did not have access to medicines that would easily save their lives.

We didn't have any money back then during the Great Depression.

It seemed to me that back then, during the day's early hours, carnies would practically give away a few big prizes to unsuspecting players.

Back then during the Cold War, it was the great difference to the communist bloc where the individual had no privacy rights.

It reminded me of the shame and horror I would feel after masturbating to the idea of guys way back then during puberty.

Once, as a sergeant, Lanier waved at an elderly African-American woman sitting on her porch "and she flips me the bird, and I'm like 'What?' I was shocked, but people really didn't think a whole lot of the police back then and that was during the height of violence in the city".

They were not friends back then, and certainly were not during Mr. Giuliani's time at City Hall.

Back then, Brookes, who had collapsed during a concert in Philadelphia in 2010, and been diagnosed with a brain tumour, seemed to be on the mend.

"Liberal policies didn't work back then, they haven't worked during these last four years, and they will not work in the future.

"Let's talk about what didn't happen back then and what has happened during this campaign: calling George W. Bush a liar, cozying up to Vladimir Putin and saying he's a strong leader and popular with his people, equivocating on the Ku Klux Klan, talking about all Muslims as if they're one monolithic group," Romney said, calling Trump's policy positions "totally inappropriate".

The quality of the games may have been superior during France '98, but there were incessant complaints back then about a lack of atmosphere during the host nation's matches, for which a disproportionate number of tickets seemed to have ended up in bored corporate hands.