Sentence examples for then on if from inspiring English sources

From then on, if you wanted to see Dr. Rubin, you paid cash.

From then on, if the firehouse door was open, we would stop in.

From then on, if the president wanted to impose economic sanctions, all he needed to do was to declare the existence of a national emergency.

From then on, if I eschewed pudding, potatoes and biscuits in their presence, they were pleased and congratulatory – they did love me more.

From then on, if a character on television or film ever paid a visit to the oldest female member of their family, there was a strong chance it would be Smith sitting in the armchair.

From then on, if things go according to plan, A4e gets a monthly "sustainment fee", which can account for the bulk of the money it receives: the most A4e can expect to get for a successful case is around £13,000.

From then on, it was as if a door had opened into Owen's world.

If so, read it, and then carry on if it continues.

And then on average, if we average those cities, we can get to almost 12% gross each year.

And then on Friday – if not delayed again – we'll get the Pollard inquiry transcripts in all their internecine glory.

Whatever she professed to think of it, everything she was to write from then on owes if not debts of influence then debts of provocation to James Joyce.