Sentence examples for then incoming from inspiring English sources

If the app is not actually open, then incoming voice messages simply notify you silently with an alert bubble, as a text message would.

Then, incoming boaters and rafters would be turned over to the Immigration and Naturalization Service for interviewing and processing or deportation.

Fast forward two years, and the announcement of a £50m fund to help regenerate Old Street roundabout attracted similarly grandiose words from the prime minister, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, and the then incoming CEO of the Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO), Joanna Shields.

In January, a Republican PAC sent a series of FOIA requests "to understand better what partisan politics are afoot at OGE," and then incoming White House chief-of-staff Reince Priebus warned Shaub to "be careful" about politicizing his office during a TV appearance.

They stormed into the airport and swirled around the sprawling concourse, first forcing the cancellation of outbound flights and then incoming services as well.

Brown decided not to stand again to be Labour's chief whip in September 2010 after the then incoming leader, Ed Miliband, told him that he would rather seek a new person.

Rumours have persisted that Anthopolous's differences with then-incoming Blue Jays President and CEO Mark Shapiro led to his departure.

WASHINGTON ― Former FBI Director James Comey, in his first television interview promoting his new memoir, described a January 2017 meeting with then-incoming president Donald Trump as "really weird" and "almost an out of body experience".

Over the weekend, The Washington Post reported that Russia's ambassador Sergey Kislyak told Moscow officials that Trump's key adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner discussed possibly setting up a secret communication channel between the then-incoming president's transition team and the Kremlin. .

Then the incoming freshmen marched through the gates of the campus — which swung shut, literally leaving the parents outside.

But Rahm Emanuel, then the incoming White House chief of staff, suggested the C.I.A., figuring Mr. Panetta could "calm the place down" after a decade of turmoil.