Sentence examples for then enlighten from inspiring English sources
Michael Haynie) and Washington (Colin Campbell McAdoo) — then enlighten her about American government since "we officially went indie" in 1776.
Analytics on data gathered from these organisations may then enlighten researchers and practitioners on the current state of support given by ES to SCM.
They are: being a little scared, really scared, frustrated and then enlightened.
When he writes about the joys of having sex with cripples, we feel uneasy, nervous, and then enlightened.
"This is probably the first time you have drunk whisky on the rocks where the ice is older than the whisky," he said, and then enlightened us: it had taken the ice at this edge of the glacier 300 years to reach here from its source, 20 miles away.
The 74-year-old governor took a page from history and replied with a question: "How did the peasants of medieval France afford to build the cathedral of Chartres?" He then enlightened Fresh Dialogues with this answer, "They did it slowly... they did it with community investment and a great belief in the future".
I'm sure most of you are familiar with its characteristics, but in case you are not then I will enlighten thee.
Maybe then, these adolescents could enlighten their parents on the folly of their ways!
See how well that turned out, how since then Russia has become so much more enlightened, so progressive, such a glorious contributor to the commonwealth of nations?
Once you see excerpts from the CIO that "things are going great this quarter" and the same from the CEO, and then you understand how these kinds of statements can be used against you, then you're enlightened.
