Sentence examples for then wherever from inspiring English sources

"Since then, wherever I go, people on the street come up to me and say, 'Cuídate' " — "Take care of yourself".

IF YOU choose lobster from a menu, then wherever you are in the world, the odds are that your dinner may have come from Arichat in Nova Scotia.

Great disasters can bring out the best in human beings as well as the worst, now as then, wherever they occur.

Now you've got a gender-balanced cast, you've got female characters who are un-stereotyped because they were written actually for a man and then, wherever it says, 'a crowd gathers', put 'which is half female'.

"We always carried at least one Imax camera through the run of the show," Mr. Nolan said, "so then wherever we felt a scene would lend itself to Imax, we could decide on the day to go and put that camera in.

"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast," Hemingway wrote in "A Moveable Feast," his memoir that was posthumously published in 1964.

From then on, wherever the Vermont junior went, Okafor followed.

Holiday had left Cafe Society by then, but wherever she traveled over the next two decades she took "Strange Fruit" with her.

He spends many days and nights driving around Los Angeles with an eye out for stars' vehicles, which he then follows wherever they go.

Using a strategy of "rephotography" advanced by the photographer Mark Klett, who recreated iconic scenes of the American West, Ms. Scheinfeld started revisiting scenes from Catskills postcards and other photographs, then wandering wherever her eye took her.

It's a nice place to start a night out, totally in the centre of town, next to the Stephansdom, so you can have drinks there then go wherever you want.