Sentence examples for then swollen from inspiring English sources

The area of infection is first reddened and then swollen like a pimple or small boil.

That cost to the band is then swollen by the lost revenue from merchandise sales.

Before the outbreak of war in 1970, it held about 500,000 people, but its population by 1975, then swollen with refugees, numbered some 2,000,000.

The German Sixth Army had reached the Volga in August 1942, he points out, when 1,200 Nazi bombers descended in a single raid on Stalingrad, then swollen by refugees.

The chloromethylated PS beads were dried at 323 K in vacuum for 8 h and then swollen with nitrobenzene at 298 K overnight with anhydrous ZnCl2 added into the reaction flask with the temperature at 323 K, and the beads were obtained after 12 h.

What purport to be new systems or (as they now call them) 'ideologies', all consist of fragments from the Tao itself, arbitrarily wrenched from their context in the whole and then swollen to madness in their isolation, yet still owing to the Tao and to it alone such validity as they possess".

And then swelled to superhuman proportions?

The squatters not only refused to leave, but their numbers then swelled to 5,000.

The operators miscalculated and pumped in too much water, which then swelled as it was heated.

The trunks will then swell during the night as water is restored to the tree from the soil.

Most begin with plain-spoken, rustic melodies, then swell with intimations of bittersweet and even painful recollections.