Sentence examples for then doubtless from inspiring English sources

And, third, if "we" have this capability, then doubtless others do, too – or they soon will.

(Had it been a French story told in France, then doubtless the bottle would have been filled with absinthe or the like).

It seems less fun to me, but then doubtless someone said the same when HMV's flagship Oxford Street store in London removed its listening booths into which people once crowded to hear the latest from Acker Bilk.

When they find the absolutely perfectly acceptable pro-gay campaign, in precisely the packaging they prefer, and have cleared even the mildest detail with their Premier League overlords, then doubtless they'll let us know.

The case would have to be considered, and then ruled upon and, only then, doubtless after an attempt at a new appeal to the United States Supreme Court, might some court begin the ballot count the Gore lawyers have been asking for for days.

Not quite the empire-building stuff, then, but doubtless worth a read.

If not, then you doubtless know the photograph I'm talking about: it's that famous.

Then Leopold, doubtless seeking again a better situation for his son than the Salzburg court (now under a much less sympathetic archbishop) was likely to offer, took him to Vienna.

Mr. Bush, who has visited New York only twice since Sept. 11 and rarely tried to conceal his distaste for the city before then, is doubtless more than happy to oblige any credible politician who can raise large sums of money for his party.

It took, I think, a couple of years before Rollins who, by then, had doubtless been exposed to even more extreme varieties of the "new thing" (as from John Coltrane, in his later manner, or Albert Ayler)—seemed at ease with the roots of his musical identity, or came to integrate them more closely and his brilliant 1965 performance in Copenhagen (which I linked to a year ago today), attests to it.

If events go badly, then he will doubtless emerge as a man with a firm sense of national interests.