Sentence examples for then notably from inspiring English sources

A lot has changed since then, notably the growth of the island's population to 2.8 million.

It has happened repeatedly since then, notably in Serbia when a mass movement forced Slobodan Milosevic from power in 2000.

Saudi money was involved in what became known as the Iran-Contra scandal, and a few of the players back then — notably Prince Bandar and Elliott Abrams — are involved in today's dealings.

Until then, notably during the Wars of Religion and the outbreaks of the Fronde (1648 53), the loyalty of the commanders and the devotion of the troops were conspicuously inadequate.

He has chased after a few other things since then — notably the presidency — and when he returned here, he got the kind of rock-star welcome he no longer receives in the United States.

While preparation for France starts immediately – albeit it Tuesday night's qualifier at home against Andorra is likely to be more of a party – off the pitch there are a few issues to address between now and then, notably Coleman's contract, which expires at the end of the European Championship finals.

It has acquired other yellow pages businesses since then, most notably MacLeod USA coei, the big American directory publisher, for $600 million in early 2002.

A lot had happened in Mossland since then – most notably her marriage to Jamie Hince in 2011 and subsequent domestic bliss, but also other collaborations with brands ranging from Longchamp to Carphone Warehouse.

And then, most notably of all, he's forced to deal with the impact of his past mistakes in ways that none of his prior incarnations had the emotional toolkit for.

Much has happened since then, most notably the emergence of the massive, student-driven Sunflower Movement, which came together in 2014 to protest a lopsided trade pact that many perceived to be too favorable to the Chinese.

Connors persuaded Cone to have dinner that night with him and George Steinbrenner, who reminded Cone of others who wanted to quit but didn't and then succeeded, notably Len Dawson.