Sentence examples for then though that from inspiring English sources

Since then, though, that event has remained lodged at the center of American-Israeli relations.

I could never have imagined then, though, that I would have this huge privilege of taking on the role of chairing the BBC Trust.

Since then, though, that view has been shaken to its foundations by secret Soviet cables released by Washington in the 1990s that affirmed the spy ring's existence and the revelation earlier this year by Morton Sobell, the sole surviving defendant in the case, that he and Julius Rosenberg had indeed spied for the Soviet Union.

Since then, though, that number has grown to eighty.

It was then, though, that Dortmund finally produced a killer finish.

I didn't know then, though, that behind Williamsburg's charm was a darker reality that it houses a university with a crippling suicide problem.

What happens then, though, is that if they don't do the film, you're left with a script that no other director really wants".

What was different then, though, was that the joybringers were more evenly spread.

There's a long time between now and then, though, and that leaves the big-buck boys backing this pony with a diamond-hard choice to make: Do you raise or fold?

When a function increases slowly at first and then accelerates, though, that causes problems, because people extrapolate that function linearly.

Now we're on the road to the next primary: First Nevada, then South Carolina (though that schedule is different from the Dems).