Sentence examples for then encompassing from inspiring English sources
Once White Plains became the county seat of Westchester in 1759, the road between this village and the city of New York (then encompassing only Manhattan) became an important route and was established as the White Plains Post Road.
These colonists, numbering fewer than 2,000 English and 1,000 French permanent settlers (and many more seasonal visitors), competed with one another for the fisheries of the Grand Banks, which were also used by fishermen from Acadia (then encompassing all of present-day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and Massachusettss.
Marshall et al. [ 56] reported on the concept model of the continuum of care starting from population-based health services (health promotion), then encompassing preventative care and ending at personalized medical care (diagnosis and treatment).
Timed right, this runny amalgam can then encompass any filling -- not just goat cheese or mushrooms.
And that initiative could then encompass everything from updating marriage laws (Who gets to marry?
Love made a sphere; all things grew within it; the sphere then encompassed beginnings and endings, beginning and end.
France has been for years now a military power deeply involved in countering jihadi terrorism: mostly in the Sahel since January 2013, when it launched an operation in Mali which then encompassed neighbouring African states.
Suspicion immediately alighted on the dead boy's father, but then encompassed virtually every character, including the husband of one of the investigating detectives, a "psychic" phone engineer and a recovering alcoholic vicar.
The mainstream media, which by then encompassed not only newspapers but national news magazines and network television and radio, occupied a dignified position; and the Times was the most dignified outlet of all.
The debate then encompassed scientific arguments.
The dependence of S on solvent quality and temperature is then encompassed in its variation with V1.
