Sentence examples for then in the course of from inspiring English sources

Then in the course of the 31st the Polish Ambassador came to see me.

There are the kids who have fled some familial conflict, and then in the course of their homelessness, became pregnant.

Then in the course of three successive nights, Ben spent one night in the fantasy suite with each one.

If the attendant then, in the course of parking a car ahead of a waiting Rolls, smashed it against two stationary vehicles, that would be a broader hint.

And then, in the course of a few hours, he got closer and closer until the bug was creeping up his arm.

There, he expresses an interest in her work; then, in the course of a shambling evening of drinking, he admits his attraction to her.

Jomini observed that such interventions by major powers typically result in "wars of opinion," and nearly always "national wars," if not at first then becoming so in the course of the struggle, by the dynamics that Polk describes.

On the other hand, if the growth advantage provided by CNVs was not so strong and persistent so as to help the cells to dominate the population, then the CNVs could appear and then disappear in the course of cultivation.

At the Roxy his band started with immense power-chord drones, akin to Neil Young's Crazy Horse, and then -- in the course of a two-hour, 33-song set -- turned to folky fingerpicking, rockabilly guitar and, in the encores, some neopsychedelic feedback, with Eric Ambel playing smart, pithy lead guitar solos in every idiom.

And that's mild compared to what then unfolds in the course of two series.

Years passed as some of the charges were dismissed and then reinstated in the course of multiple motions and appeals.