Sentence examples for had then turned from inspiring English sources

For twenty-four years the eyes of Saltnatek had appraised him, and had then turned away.

He had then turned around and ran a full six metres, shouting what seemed like French curses, pounding his chest, heading straight towards Louis van Gaal.

He had then turned professional under social and financial auspices sufficient to launch a bank, and had won ten tryout bouts on the road.

Whatever the correct explanation for these significant textual changes, the communist leaders had encouraged free criticism of the party and its programs, and they had then turned on their critics as rightists and counterrevolutionaries.

Several government officials said prosecutors had then turned over to the Senate Ethics Committee considerable information that directly or indirectly corroborated Mr. Chang's assertions to investigators that he gave Mr. Torricelli tens of thousands of dollars in gifts and cash.

The government's account, which relied on the testimony of several members of a drug gang, said the police had then turned the students over to the gang, which killed them, incinerated their bodies in a dump near Cocula and threw the remains in a river.

There have been positive results from drug trials before that have then turned out to be short-lived.

So banks have offered much less regulated trusts that offer higher interest rates, and have then turned around and offered riskier loans at higher interest rates to cover their extra interest costs.

It's very difficult for any athlete to hear that they are second-best, which is why almost everyone who has ever been left out has then turned around and said "I've been hard done by".

The spy overseeing this, Woodhouse, he would have then turned in the late summer towards overthrowing the democratically elected leader of Iran, Mohammad Mosaddegh.

Carson, inspiration of both Letterman and Leno, had by then turned late-night TV into a national institution, but the BBC governors didn't want to know.