Sentence examples for hated it then from inspiring English sources

He hated it then, and he hates to be alone now.

Then they were in the newspapers but hated it, then time went on and the flower power generation came and it got forgotten.

"Although we hated it then, this was a blessing.

I suspect the same people were saying they hated it then too.

I hated it then, and nothing that's happened to me over the decades has changed my mind about outlining.

I may have hated it then, but I definitely appreciate it now, because I am capable of admitting it when I make a mistake.

I hate it!" Then his smile reappeared.

I'll hate it then and I won't want it".

If the lads in the pub golf costumes hate it, then you're probably on to something.

If you try something new and hate it, then it's not right for you.

"The free school fiasco; the culling of local education authorities and the loss of all that expertise; the changes to pay that mean teachers will be competing for pay rather than working together for the good of the students; the closing of PGCE courses with the expected result that young teachers aren't prepared for the rigours of the profession, do a pretty rubbish job, hate it, then leave.