Sentence examples for back then may from inspiring English sources

"What was normal back then may take an additional hour now".

Most of the people in my life back then may have been constantly high, but they were pretty stylish.

Russia's oil woes back then may be analogous to the gap today between Greece's and Southern Europe's low productivity and the high salaries its workers receive in euros.

But the truth is that although the Judiciary Committee back then may have been a bit more temperate than the panel is today, its deliberations in 1974 were frequently angry and highly partisan.

There is plenty of great music today too, but those of you who grew up back then may be raising children and running businesses and do not have the free time to keep up with new music.

So some people back then may have thought there was a little bit of ego-run-amok in the announcement that he would also try his hand at directing.

If melanoma does develop on your back then it may be more difficult to spot".

Had I reached out back then, I may not have gone through that whole situation".

Instead, if we fight back then we may earn ourselves a future that, at this dark hour before the dawn, we cannot even imagine yet.

The change has happened because back then, you may recall, Assad was so unspeakably evil he had gassed his own people.

Back then, you may remember, Darren was fined the maximum two weeks' wages by his chairman, Tottenham Hotspur's Daniel Levy, for gross insubordination in tweeting (during the close season) that he'd like his transfer to Sunderland to get a move on.