Sentence examples for that's then from inspiring English sources
Secondly, criminalising the drugs only hands them over to gangs to meddle with or forces clandestine white-coats in secretive labs to alter a drug's chemical composition in order to dodge the law, creating an entirely new, untested risk that's then circulated around the UK's nostrils and lungs. .
"I can't tell you that there's a drug that I've tested on fruit flies [with an artificially created version of Alzheimer's disease] that's benefited the fruit fly that's then gone on to benefit the human," says Crowther.
Hatay is famous for künefe – a sweetmeat made of white cheese sandwiched within shredded wheat-like filaments that's then butter-griddled and flipped.
Several times one couple will start a dance that's then taken up by other couples until the stage is full: the same material coming around and around in subtly changing combinations at different times.
It can be disturbing, because it's something that's then outside of your control, and you end up writing things you don't want to write, and discussing things you don't want to discuss, that personally you don't feel comfortable examining.
"With the strong reliance on wind power, there is an exceptional draw that's then put on the network from other sources when that wind power is unable to be generated," Joyce told ABC radio.
Of course, that was then.
O.K. — that was then; what about now?
