Sentence examples for then constituted from inspiring English sources

My family, as then constituted – mother, sister, baby brother – gathered for an inexpensive dinner and a few hours of respite from our house during another divorce.

That figure then constituted more than 7% of the total; perhaps 8,000 more are thought to have been taken elsewhere that year.

In particular he recognized the danger of centrifugal forces among the Arabs, who then constituted the dominant elements in the Islāmic empire.

Two months later, on June 19 , 1862 Congress took similar action on a much grander scale by signing an order that permanently ended slavery in all the federal territories, which then constituted over 40 percent of the nation's land.

Eventually, the French opted for separation in 1997, but for a different reason: SNCF as it was then constituted was going as bust as only a nationalised industry could, halfway through spending FFr300 billion on its TGV network.

The borough was established in 1965 by merging the former metropolitan borough of Battersea with approximately two-thirds of what then constituted Wandsworth (the remainder of which went to Lambeth).

Many of the illustrations, then, constitute revisions of the text to some degree, and not mere amplifications.

And if the owners decide to show their apartments "by appointment only," would that then constitute an open house that would be subject to the fee?... Ernest Alleva, Manhattan.

Chuan Pu, then, constitutes one of these mystical occurrences: an orange-haired firebrand who on a vindictive whim can upend the architecture of Zhou's known universe.

The multipotent stem cells that then constitute the germ layers give rise to specific tissue lineages (e.g., a specific dermal layer or even one lineage within a dermal layer).

What, then, constitutes the future?