Sentence examples for then spirited from inspiring English sources

The thieves then spirited that information away to computers in the United States, Latvia and Ukraine.

And how she then spirited him — and the laundry cart, with him still in it — out of the suite.

Next Mbappé gave Ashley Young 20 yards then spirited across in front of him like a malevolent white-shirted ghost, drawing a desperate foul.

The indictment said Mr. Nosov and Mr. Gozman shot the promising champion in a Brooklyn auto repair shop and then spirited him, still alive, to New Jersey.

After the decision to arrest him, police piled into his flat and bundled him out in a body-bag, according to some reports, and then spirited him to the Serb part of Bosnia, where he was officially arrested.

After the war Barbie was seized by American authorities, who recruited him (1947 51) for counterintelligence work and then spirited him and his family out of Germany to Bolivia (actions for which the U.S. government later officially apologized to France).

So spirited.

Then we spirited him away to a hotel.

Presenting these works as a trilogy has become commonplace with good reason: musical energy can swell from the E major to the A flat Sonata, then be spirited away in the finale of the C minor.

What happened to her in the doubles match at Wimbledon – when she served a spate of wild double faults, was helped away from the court, then was spirited off the premises in her playing kit, wrapped in a towel and declining to talk to the media – might never be properly explained.

Guests arrive at the reservation's private airport, then are spirited up to one of three camps situated in high woods of spruce and aspen.