Sentence examples for then views from inspiring English sources

Before then, views will also be invited from all interested parties, including supporters' groups, academics and even journalists.

Before then, views of the city were panoramic or bird's eye, but as construction in Manhattan stretched toward heaven, depictions tended toward the profile skyline view that is now the norm.

The satellite instrument then views the cell against a diffuse-reflecting screen illuminated by the appropriate visible or UV source.

If a broadcaster makes a TV show available for viewing on a digital device "and it meets the ad load and timeline requirements for TV ratings," Nielsen notes, then views of that content will get counted towards overall Nielsen TV ratings.

Monroe then views the recovered footage, which first follows the group's trek through the jungle.

If, as a result, the public then views the Supreme Court as less legitimate, well, who cares what the public thinks?

Humankind is then viewed as ethically involved.

It was then viewed millions of times.

Libyans by then viewed Wheelus as a nuisance and a threat to their security.

Although then viewed as an interim figure, Sādāt soon revealed unexpected gifts for political survival.

Recessions are then viewed as short-run problems that require short-run solutions.