Sentence examples for then meant from inspiring English sources

Legal status then meant little.

A thousand dollars then meant we could eat for months.

But life then meant an entirely different thing.

Free love then meant mostly one thing: Aids.

Many whispered conversations from the training-ground toilets then meant this was serious.

Was this strike, then, meant to weaken Iran's ability to do this?

Being "Spanish" in New York then meant being Puerto Rican and being treated as an outsider.

Capturing these two forts, then, meant closing off a large fraction of the South's shipping in one fell swoop.

"This kind of stuff was then meant to be only for the big boys from the Alpine nations".

The sides were then meant to agree on terms of compensation, normalize ties and send envoys to each other's nations.

To "copyright" a work, then, meant doing these things, at which point your work was "copyrighted" (i.e., protected by copyright).