Sentence examples for then desperate from inspiring English sources

So. Farewell then, Desperate Romantics.

But then desperate times … Sure, more poor folk drink Coke.

And then, desperate to do something else, I added Malcolm calling Nicola an omnishambles.

The mood in the 1.8-million-square-foot building ranged from sprightly to stunned, then desperate.

Since then, desperate attempts have been made by the political establishment to keep the FPO out of government.

I've got a little crush on Kevin McCloud, so I'll watch Grand Designs and then Desperate Housewives.

Then Gordon Brown was so desperate to save the City that the IMF estimates he propped it up with £1.2 trillion of public money.

Linda Watkins, who was one of them, said, "Even though, ordinarily, you wouldn't think of girls being involved in science and math back then, people were so desperate to catch up in the space race that they put aside the gender differences".

Back then, Stein was so desperate to know the outcome that he went to the locker room and asked Pete Rose, a player-manager at the time, for the results.

And then I got so desperate that I began to ask for help.

In 1997, it invested $150m in Apple so that the then-desperate firm could continue to produce the only serious desktop-operating-system alternative to Windows.