Sentence examples for call him then from inspiring English sources

Suppose you make a plan with your friend Duke by saying that if you don't call him, then all is "as expected" and that he should therefore meet your plane at Miami airport next Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time.

The Citizen, as friends call him, then spends between 40 and 50 hours working on each show with digital equipment to get rid of the decades of static and scratches that muffle the sound, using Cedar noise reduction and sound restoration software.

"He was born in Nigeria and it's in his blood, but he is domiciled in the UK and he has a British passport, so if England want to call him then they can.

Let's call him, then, Davy Bunyan.

Before her transition, Jenner told ABC's Diane Sawyer to continue to call him (then, Bruce) "him".

'Kev', he called him then.

One Bordeaux broker called him then and said: "You're in trouble, you're declassified.

That's what we all called him then, before the name "Guruji" became fashionable.

Like Handey, Leidner plays with "sudden" epiphanies, as though the supposed insights presented in his work just flitted across his brain — as when later in this poem Leidner writes, "until suddenly it struck me — /what if that NSA contact guy/had only had a single scar/but many faces?... what should I have called him then?/Scarfaces, where the scar/is singular?

Mill made his well-known proclamation that "I will call no being good who is not what I mean when I apply that epithet to my fellow creatures, and if such a being can sentence me to hell for not so calling him, then to hell I will go".

Grew up visiting Baby Snoots, that's what we called him then.