Sentence examples for then in need from inspiring English sources

And then, in need of a cleansing breath, he added: "Come after me!

He used his daughter as his little dental assistant and then, in need of another, chose Mr. Manelis as her partner.

He gave away large sums to people he thought were friends, and then, in need of money, sold his house at a deep discount to the first person who offered to buy it.

During a severe local recession in 1985 the 36-year-old hotel, still the second largest in Houston but by then in need of extensive refurbishing and refitting, was in effect donated to the Texas Medical Center.

The authors note that "if prisoners' only access to support is through prison officers, then prisoners in need would be reluctant to seek help" (Hobbs and Dear 2000:12000

If physicians are to be merely 'purveyors of vendibles' [ 9], however, then those in need must invariably suffer.

We ate pizzas in a small central square then, in desperate need of a siesta, found the marble microclimate of a back-street fountain under immense plane trees.

Firstly we get around the infinite regress of establishing the instruments by other instruments, which then in turn need yet other instruments to establish them, and so forth.

And this message wasn't common-sensical then, or merely in need of some semantic freshening up — it was radical.

If, as their publicity claims, Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are "kings of satire", then satire is in need of a palace coup.

"I believe if we want the right man to come in, then we need to take time to find him," the 23-year-old defender told BBC Radio Solent.