Sentence examples for then highly from inspiring English sources

These are, then, highly irregular circumstances for deploying lethal force.

Before surgery, the stents are cooled and then highly compressed for easy insertion.

He began writing in a Neo-Classical tonal idiom and was then highly influenced by rigorous 12-tone techniques.

In 1930 Ellington, by then highly successful, summoned his sister and parents from Washington to live with him in an apartment on Edgecombe Avenue in Harlem.

Ginsburg was expected to be a liberal firebrand on the bench, especially on the D.C. Circuit, which was then highly polarized along ideological lines.

The sculpture was fresh to the market, which gave the bronze female an artistic virginity then highly prized by modern art fans.

That a single party should exercise a monopoly of political power indefinitely is, he reckons, if not an impossibility, then highly unlikely.

Thanks to the efforts of MADD and the other groups, drunk driving became socially verboten, and then highly regulated, with some states now having strong "ignition interlock" laws that keep drunks from even turning the key.

Voss had reason to be buoyant after leading his charges to a confident NAB Cup win against a then highly-fancied Carlton.

After a few confusing interactions with others at the party, Ms. Lehrer "retreated to the dessert buffet in a clumsy attempt at camouflage, thoughtfully piling my plate high with everything — cloudy puffs of Pavlova, golden wedges of fruit pie, generous scoops of the then-highly fashionable tiramisù.

The two-man bobsled was introduced at the 1932 Games, and American brothers J. Hubert Stevens and Curtis Stevens won gold with their practice then highly unorthodox and now illegal of heating the sled's runners with a blowtorch before competition.