Sentence examples similar to the January back then from inspiring English sources

We used to call it detox or no drinks January back then.

I haven't touched a Wii since Nov. Back then the network stuff was not yet functional.

This snow was completely different from the snow we'd had in November: back then, it had been all brightness and visible marks, tracks and scuffs in the white turning to plum blue and black as darkness fell, but this one was dark from the first, a new variant of dark: white as it lay, yes, but already plum blue and black as it tumbled down out of the low clouds.

Kruse: How many bags were you selling a month back then?

I rented a small storefront for 35 dollars a month back then.

Growing up with mixed parentage in a homogenous society like South Korea presents issues now – even with Seoul becoming visibly more cosmopolitan and international in population and attitudes by the month – but back then, it was tough.

That's the one in which the heroine -- June Anderson back then -- warms up for the most celebrated mad scene in the literature by slaughtering her groom offstage in their bedroom on their wedding night.

Apart from the occasional moment when a chink opened in the carapace, Armstrong was in control and, by and large, the opposition – Oprah playing the role of Jan Ullrich back then – was pretty much where he wanted, doing what he would have expected.

About a million people took to the streets of London on a grey February morning back then, the capital's biggest protest in memory.

The ReadWrite team first started talking about a crowdfunding campaign back in March, but the tone back then was pretty like pretty much anyone else looking to raise money.

I had absolutely no idea what staying in a foreign country (for more than a month) meant back then.