Sentence examples for back then quite from inspiring English sources

You could make a living back then quite easily.

For all of the discussion that took place behind closed doors back then, quite a lot took place in public ― over the course of more than 130 hearings, spanning five committees, according to a Democratic tally that didn't even include administration events like the daylong, bipartisan session at Blair House that President Barack Obama presided over personally.

Apple bragged with the first Mac that you could get it out of the box, set it up, and within an hour print out a document you had created on a word processor -- even if you had never used a computer before in your life (which was, back then, quite common).

It's worth noting that the concept of "promptness" back then was quite different from what it is now.

It was a happy set and a big set, though I'm not convinced that back then anyone quite knew how it was all going to come together.

I moved out of home at 23, which back then, was quite late to be moving out.

And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters... ......In the Soviet Union back then, things were quite different.

Back then, they needed quite an element of faith before taking to their flying machines.

Maybe blaming the gold standard back then wasn't quite Ivy League, to borrow a phrase from a movie that captured the time's Zeitgeist, Risky Business.

Back then, it was quite common to refer to a quarter as "two bits" or a half-dollar as "four bits" or 75 cents as "six bits".

Back then, it was quite a labour intensive process, one that's overlooked in the "Google it" era of the present.