Sentence examples for then being made from inspiring English sources

Much was then being made of the "gender gap" in US politics, whereby women voted in much larger numbers for Democrats.

It was March 2003, and the war that will begin its sixth year next week was then being made out of 9/11 grief and its furies.

Convinced that medicine represented one of the greatest achievements of 19th-century America, he set out to precisely capture on canvas the striking advances then being made.

But unlike the action paintings then being made by his friends Pollock, de Kooning and Franz Kline, these are only about an inch and a half square.

BACK in 1861, The Economist reported that farmers were among the main obstacles to the efforts then being made to improve the education system, amid worries that other countries seemed to be doing rather better at it.

The morbid subject matter suggests the Expressionist films then being made in Germany (Fritz Lang's "Destiny," also released in 1921, immediately comes to mind), but Sjostrom avoids the stylistic extravagances of the Germans.

All findings will then be made public.

Molds can then be made around the plastic prototype.

But, you know, everything then was made to last.

The water may then be made available for reuse.

Works could then be made available on both sites.