Sentence examples for then slim from inspiring English sources

Until then, Slim had rarely been criticized in public.

Although both groups had similar strides, the heavier exercisers landed with their feet farther apart then slim exercisers.

Or the diving header he netted against the Vancouver Whitecaps back in September which kept alive Seattle's then slim play-off hopes.

"If they have a big project on, they can bring in some more people and take a few extra desks, then slim down later.

If the Times emerges, as some observers think it will, as one of the few major news sources in English, then Slim may find himself in a familiar spot: putting his money on a monopoly.

Early on Friday senior UK government insiders were likening Cameron's chances of blocking Juncker's candidacy to England's then slim chances of staying in the World Cup following two defeats to Italy and Uruguay.

In the 1998 election campaign the (by then) slim-line Mr Fischer travelled the country tirelessly in a green "Joschka bus" whipping up support.

To the Editor: In "The Heavy Bag Takes Hits, Then Slims Down" (Practical Traveler, June 18), Charles Passy lets the airlines off too easily.

The moose-sized mammal likely tipped the scales at 900 kilograms at the end of the summer browsing season but then slimmed down as it drew on fat reserves in its hump to sustain itself through the harsh Arctic winter.

Enriched GO-terms were then slimmed in REVIGO and treemaps were produced (following [ 56]).

Enriched GO-terms were then slimmed in REVIGO and treemaps produced [ 67].