Sentence examples for then astounded from inspiring English sources
He put some in his nose more or less out of curiosity, felt nothing, but was then astounded to find that he wanted to stay up all night writing music, and was still lively the next day.
Thelma the snake confused then astounded her keepers.
Ex-press agent Jed Harris (1900-79) wanointedted an instant genius when he produced the landmark melodrama Broadway in September 1926, and then astounded the street by producing two more, major hits--Coquette and The Royal Family--within a seven-week period in the fall of 1927.
The progress Apple has made since then will astound you.
On his flight home, he was astounded and then appalled to find himself on the cover of Time, as "The Texan who conquered Russia".
The group, which sprang from the short-lived yet influential Rocket from the Tombs (also co-founded by Thomas), astounded the then tiny American underground with songs like "Heart of Darkness," an intense and at times frightening sonic journey built around a hypnotic bass riff.
Then what I did—I was astounded.
Since then, I have written many letters of condolence and am astounded at how few people acknowledge them.
He would be astounded and impressed, and they would live together from then on.
Then the real treat: saoto, a soup of fried potato, bean sprouts, egg, chicken and spices that astounded me with its potency.
