Sentence examples for then such as from inspiring English sources

They had a flare for the dramatic even then, such as when McDaniel asked how close their lyrics were to their real lives.

Currencies prone to inflation back then, such as sterling and the dollar, have had to pay higher interest rates to compensate investors for their reputation.

Ministers have also made concessions since then, such as a guarantee that nobody who is less than ten years from retirement will have to work longer.

Clampitt achieved recognition for her writing late in life, and it is fascinating to learn of the many things she was doing before then, such as getting jailed for participating in political protests.

A growing body of research performed since then, such as the finding about extreme poverty, has shown us some of the downsides of eliminating "welfare as we know it".

Until this year, all CGE models were based on tariff data from 1997 and hence attributed all liberalisation since then (such as that coming from China's accession to the World Trade Organisation) to the Doha round.

And then, such fruit as manages to grow is picked early – and reaches us in a sadly underripe condition.

Since then such unfancied names as Stoke City, Norwich City and Oxford United have won the trophy.

If so, then countries such as the US and Japan should take note.

Back then, such areas were perceived as ominous.

I start with a few softened spring onions, then continue with raw vegetables, grated, then seeds such as sunflower and pumpkin.