Sentence examples for then of keeping from inspiring English sources

She earned about $4 a week before and, while it was always a struggle, she felt she had a reasonably good chance then of keeping her four kids alive.

Darryl Scipio of Vibe stated unlike "today's masculine R&B" that is "laden with jokers who sing of little but freekin' girls and then of keeping it on the down-low", Personal doesn't use "wordy descriptions of sex to get you in the mood to dance".

And then sort of keeping it absolutely calm, letting the action play out and creating the frenzy on its own without entering into it with the camera.

First shelter and fire, then a means of keeping animals and mastering his days.

It was the kind of thing you did back then, a way of keeping yourself out of trouble.

"Everybody was excited, then the reality of keeping a live animal on campus set in," Chapple said.

This is a more promising approach then the alternative of keeping the budgeting behind closed doors with a cosy deal that problems be ignored or denied in the name of "consensus" and "avoiding political point scoring".

If this were true, then the defenders of keeping mathematics a male preserve would not have bothered arguing that women were not intellectually capable of doing mathematics and that their uteri would wander if they tried to do it and feminists would not have bothered disputing those claims.

Then, at Quakecon 2014, they actually showed some early footage of the game to select punters, and then did the impossible of keeping something secret in this age when almost everything is online mere seconds after it's shown in a room with the worst Wi-Fi in the Western World.

Then, at Quakecon 2014, they actually showed some early footage of the game to select punters, and then did the impossible of keeping something secret in this age when almost everything is online mere seconds after it's shown in a room with the worst Wi-Fi in the Western world.

It was only then, that the tradition of keeping  rejections secret – to spare the Queen's tender feelings, presumably – ended.