Sentence examples for the pm then from inspiring English sources

The PM then praised Boris Johnson, but departed from the script to recall their rugger days at Eton. "I was a hooker," he announced, to titters.

Behind these questions is the lingering grudge that, unless we happen to be ministers, their cronies, or belligerent kids from Jamie's Dream School granted an audience with the PM, then we will never clap eyes on the mandatory Lowry or the dingy oval view of the Thames by the deservedly neglected William Marlow selected by the Camerons.

Orai proteins in the PM then accumulate through diffusion to the PM side of MCSs (Berridge et al., 2000; Prakriya and Lewis, 2015; Phillips and Voeltz, 2016).

"Well, we don't want to reward people smugglers," answered the PM, then sought to clarify that by adding: "And we don't want to reward people smuggling".

If, as suggested by the HRP uptake studies, capsids are wrapped by tubules derived from the PM, then glycoproteins would need to be targeted to the PM prior to capsid envelopment.

If sulphate ions are a surrogate for the LRT PM, then the association between sulphate ions and AMI hospitalisations in the warm period (1985 2000) is in contrast with those observed for PM10 and PMrest in the cold period (1990 2000).

The former PM then consulted the Foreign Office, which made clear that Britain wanted Gaddafi to stand down.

"But if he wants to be the infrastructure PM, then I have many other infrastructure projects he can partner in".

At which point the deputy PM then pretended to storm off - prompting Mr Cameron to plead with him to "come back".

Its first series ran for nine episodes of 50 minutes in length, which were broadcast first in the 8.10 pm, then 8 pm timeslot on Tuesdays.

If only a subset of the competing causes is influenced by exposure to PM, then the PM-associated relative risk will reduce with age.