Sentence examples for then in time from inspiring English sources

Then, in time, he loved me.

Then, in time, I became more ambitious, and began crafting little stories about my family.

"We're putting something there, and then in time it will go away".

Then, in time, it became useful to Gaitonde to be seen as a Hindu patriot.

The anxiety would peak and then, in time, it would come down.

She started out poring over mastheads, inviting editors at various publications by phone, then, in time, by fax.

Then, in time-honored South African tradition, the A.N.C. established a commission of inquiry, inviting submissions from all stakeholders, including students, as it looked into the feasibility of free education.

It is clearly a deliberate artistic choice, the most popular interpretation of which is that, displeased with his editor's decision, Hing decided that if his character couldn't be openly Asian, then in time-honoured superhero tradition, he would be covertly so.

Not exactly expropriating the expropriators – but then, in times of such uncertainty, is it not better to avoid radical gestures?

Then in times of austerity, and I suppose arguably that's having an effect now, there's a great deal being said about obesity.

Then in times of drought, Nuba from the rebel-controlled areas flee their homes because they know the camps provide at least a minimum of food.