Sentence examples for then much like from inspiring English sources

Then, much like H.I.V., the bacterium hijacks the immune system.

Then, much like the Arctic ice cap, that "new era" started to fall to pieces.

Then, much like it is in the league right now, you would have the 15 teams in each conference battle for the eight playoff spots.

If leukemia possessed stem cells, then — much like normal blood — its regenerative capacity may be contained exclusively within that select population.

Then, much like in the films, it all culminates in a huge battle scene (except they all end up hugging rather than decapitating each other).

A fluctuating experience then, much like Plan B's career thus far, and you suspect the best is yet to come from this hugely talented artist.

So much like Lego, then.

If (beta=1>0) in problem (3), and λ is just larger than a certain constant Λ, but (lambdanrightarrowinfty), then we would much like to know whether equation ((B_{mu})) admits one nontrivial solution.

The plutocrats didn't like it then much, either.

Until then, Buss had never much liked academics.

There's an added benefit to this: words written then sound much like they might now.