Sentence examples for then stunning from inspiring English sources

The Knicks 30-288) are 2-2 since the trade and maddeningly inconsistent, losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers and then stunning the Miami Heat two nights later.

To hear Mr. Pavarotti at his best in a role like Riccardo in Verdi's "Ballo in Maschera" — spinning lyrical phrases with bel canto elegance, then stunning you with visceral vocal outbursts — was to hear Italian operatic artistry at its finest.

Reversal is what we got, gradual at first ("It just doesn't happen the way people think it's supposed to happen, from one day to another," Ortiz told me), and then stunning, although identifying the precise moment of the resurrection will not be easy.

He earned a then-stunning $5,000 for a pair of concerts at the Hollywood Bowl, and played with the Moscow State Symphony at Madison Square Garden for an audience of over 16,000.

But di Rosa had the last laugh, selling the Winery Lake vineyard he made famous to Sterling in the 1980s for the then-stunning sum of $8 million.

Then, with stunning swiftness, things returned to normal.

He then enjoyed stunning her by telling her she had just slept with a black man.

Even then, those stunning $11,000 round-trip business-class fares between, say, New York and London may be a thing of the past.

If, indeed, a Miami-Nebraska Rose Bowl is a matchup worth seeing because some believe it should not have been made, then a stunning rating is possible.

One of my first personal computers had an Intel 8086 processor that clocked out at what was then a stunning 4.77 MHz.

Then something stunning happened, just for a moment: a short gesture, a softly sighing three-note melodic fragment landing on a dissonant-seeming chord that at first sounded as if it were wrong.