Sentence examples for then familiar from inspiring English sources

Ikea, by then familiar with the problem, had contracted for generators; both sites opened on time.

By then, familiar battle lines had been drawn and familiar protests were being heard.

It was the period of unravelling after the Camp David Accords, and we'd go out for dinner and exchange ideas, particularly about Menachem Begin's by then familiar intransigence.

Photographs taken of their spectra showed locations for emission lines at wavelengths that were at odds with all celestial sources then familiar to astronomers.

The condition is named for the Scottish physician Charles Bell, who called it by its then familiar name, "blight," in cranial-nerve studies that he conducted in the eighteen-twenties.

In the 1950's, when Dr. Carlsson was at the National Institutes of Health, he found that dopamine, then familiar as just the chemical precursor to another neurotransmitter, was a transmitter in its own right.

Post hoc analyses revealed a significant main effect of preference for the unfamiliar intruder (Stranger 2) compared with the by-then familiar mouse (Stranger 1) for the combined group (p < 0.001).

His showbiz success came through the then-familiar route of northern working men's clubs, seaside pier shows and the TV talent show Opportunity Knocks.

When my back was turned, I felt a tug at my underpants, and then the by-then-familiar feeling of gritty sand invading my private area.

I was too far gone to make the then-familiar trip to Zuccotti Park by the time I received texts announcing that it was kicking off in downtown Manhattan.

Then a familiar face shows up.