Sentence examples for then making this from inspiring English sources

And then making this data available despite the physical restrictions of battery power and radio networks.

'The story of Mauritius is a blending together of different cultures, races, religions and spices – and then making this into something special, something that is unique, all our own.'.

I've noticed, for instance, that John Kerry has been taken to the woodshed by critics for supporting the invasion of Iraq in the Senate back in 2002 and then making this statement about Russian actions in the Crimea: "You just don't in the twenty-first century behave in nineteenth-century fashion by invading another country on [a] completely trumped up pretext".

And then, slowly, his big posh mouth warping around his big posh teeth, his big fat posh tongue contorting, that tongue on the end of so many Eton Messes in its lifetime, so many female aides, his entire jaw and mouth setup breathing in and then out and then making this noise: "Bally".

"What happened then makes this all the sweeter," Cole said last night.

But doing it there and then made this one the stuff of dreams.

They then made this experience a yardstick for evaluating future losses.

"I started to run for it, stopped, then made this mad dash across several lanes of traffic," she said.

Mr Duke then makes this pronouncement: this whole process of free markets and the trading of time and energy is just the natural order of the world.

He then made this prescient statement: "We have got much to sort out in the party … Policy is part of the answer.

So, if you're looking for a really good book to read then make this your first choice (unless you are under 12, and then I don't think it's suitable).