Sentence examples for then while trying to from inspiring English sources

He invited me to breakfast the next morning and then, while trying to reach a curator friend to show me some art, took me to one of the Valhallas of his culinary universe, La Merced, the teeming public market near the Palacio Nacional.

And then while trying to wrap up the chorus, I hit on the idea of the narrator of the song becoming part of the story: "Richie and Ruben are just a little out of their minds/don't give 'em a dime/they'll blow through your dough just like they blew through mine".

Then, while trying to pin Piper, Jerry Lawler placed his feet on the ropes for leverage.

Then, while trying to regain grip, the inside edge of either the outer or inner ski caught abruptly in the snow, forcing the knee into valgus and internal rotation.

We would then spend a while trying to imagine better ways to do science using these principles," says Esteban Toro, a biologist who worked with Britos Cavagnaro at Stanford and is now at the University of Pennsylvania.

Spanish naval forces were then defeated while trying to flee the city's harbor, which was being blockaded by the United States Navy.

The releases were a half-step toward ending a strange four-month-long standoff in which the tiny island of Jolo has been flooded with ransom money both for the hostages and for a dozen journalists who have been seized and then released while trying to interview them.

He ruined it by completely overcooking his entry to the pits and running wide, and then spinning while trying to make up time on his return to the track.

While at a press conference about the money, Jerry confesses to Leslie that he wasn't mugged: he dropped a breakfast burrito in a creek, then fell while trying to grab it and dislocated his shoulder.

As Jeter batted with one out in the first, he fouled Pedro Astacio's second pitch off his knee and then twisted around while trying to get his footing.

It's believed she found her way inside the storm drain and then became trapped while trying to get out.