Sentence examples for termed then from inspiring English sources

And one disadvantage: she was black (or coloured, as we were termed then).

So Hals's originality came not out of nowhere but from several sources at once, all perhaps indebted to the "rough style," as it was termed then, of late Titian.

I only discovered its secret after an interview with the chief general manager (as CEOs were termed then) many years ago.

One of the main objectives of this project was to develop materials for the training of child care providers (termed then as child minders) and to train those working or preparing for work in institution-based child care centres as required by the Child Care Centre Regulations 1984.

If you searched for the "wrong" term then your internet could go down for half an hour.

In Carpet terms, then, very much a Persian arabesque.

The term then dropped out of sight for decades.

I knew no African-Americans — Negro was the term then — personally.

If we're looking long-term, then 2016 or 2020 would be the Games.

In fundamental terms, then, the stock market's oil obsession is hard to justify.

He was elected to the legislature and served two terms, then moved into the state senate.