Sentence examples for but then first from inspiring English sources

"It feels good to win the pole but, by Turn 1, I'll probably be third or fourth, but then first again by Turn 4," he said.

But then First Dates came along, with its quiet confidence, its simple format of putting some single people together with booze and elegant food then filming it, and all our lives changed for ever.

Goode tied the scores with his second penalty but a third from Mieres gave the visitors a 9-6 atvantheendt the end of a dreadful first quarter, but then first try of the game after 30 minutes gave Wasps the lead.

But then, second, it is not true that Scottish and English affairs are now completely separate.

But then, third time around for Arthur's award, the tiresome, then put-upon Liz (one might insensitively say, better off childless) does not even exist.

But then, second, one should make the effort to dilate one's duration into a continuous heterogeneity.

But then third-wave feminists might argue that you can do whatever you want with your body; that being paid to pose nude is your choice entirely.

The crime law was Bill Clinton's legislation, but then-first lady Hillary Clinton advocated for it in public, in terms she has said she now regrets.

Some are rightly pointing out others who have been up and down in the first season but then improved second and third," he added.

He passed the first two exams but then the third was English.

But then the first world war began.