Sentence examples for then at that point from inspiring English sources

"And then at that point, instead of being O.K. with that and saying, 'Oh, it'll come,' I started to tinker a little bit.

I asked why and she said 'Just go in' then at that point I refused because there were no explicit reason for this.

"Once decorum has been cast aside for a single issue, then at that point and time we have no reason to preserve it," said senator Jason Holsman, a Democrat from Kansas City.

"In the secular world, a lot of the times a couple will fall in love with each other and then at that point they lose objectivity," said Rabbi Steven Weil, the executive vice president at the Orthodox Union in New York.

"The last email I got from him, was, 'Come back tomorrow at 7 and the results of you being splattered all over the pavement will be public for the world to see what a blank, blank, blank you are.' And then at that point, I knew I was dealing with a coward," Curtis said.

"If that is the case, then I think another 9 to 10 months of American troop involvement and expenditure of taxpayer money with an intense effort to resolve the political conflict and intense diplomacy, then at that point America has done what it can do".

But now things have changed, we don't have enough resources…and then at this point people have understood that there must be stewardship, accountability, and transparency…We have seen that the concepts that we have learnt are helping us".

Find a high spot in your house or outside that you can reach Tie a dark (black, blue or brown) thread from there down about 3 or 4 feet (0.9 or 1.2 m) farther then where you will be standing then cut at that point.

Actually I had these golden pills, since I took no contraceptive pills or anything and we should protect ourselves then, but at that point it was not so much of that then … (W4) Some women talked about a joint or individual desire to have a child.

Then again, at that point, almost anything does".

"But then obviously at that point, you're spending," he said, "not producing".