Sentence examples for then in a long from inspiring English sources

Then, in a long black dress and a mask decorated with peacock feathers, she stepped out into the Washington night.

Then, in a long and somewhat defensive written rejoinder issued Monday, the president's office acknowledged "irregularities" in some government agencies, which it said were under investigation.

His 1950 novel, "The Disenchanted," grew out of his attempt 12 years earlier to collaborate on a screenplay with F. Scott Fitzgerald, then in a long alcoholic tailspin.

During "Entrance" and "Formula," Michael announces his arrival, gets tangled into a feisty skirmish with a trombonist, and then, in a long, sinewy solo, introduces his themes, that is, his musical formula.

At Cornell University in the 1940's and then in a long career at the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Feynman developed a lecture style that kept him at the center of attention, the impossible combination of theoretical physicist and circus barker, all body motion and sound effects.

Follow Mike Pearl on Thenter.

Then, in September, a long investigation by Peru's anti-terrorist police bureau paid off with the capture of Guzman, Iparraguirre and other top Sendero leaders.

The two then engage in a long series of capers.

Experience the real deal with a tepidarium, caldarium and laconium, then relax in a long room flooded with natural light.

This particular style of puffed sleeve, full to the elbow and then continued in a long cuff to the wrist, was fashionable up to 1897.

He brought out his small dictionary for schools, the Compendious, in 1806 but then engaged in a long course of research into the relation of languages, in order to strengthen his etymologies.