Sentence examples for then wildly from inspiring English sources
Last year, NBC greenlit and then wildly overpromoted her sitcom Whitney.
In the round tones of a classically trained act-or, gesticulating slowly, then wildly, she says: Uhhh... Romeo and Juliet?
She was here on a bright September day five years ago, when thousands thronged the nearby university square hoping to glimpse the then wildly popular Angela Merkel.
They fasten on real-enough phenomena, from homegrown fascist sympathizers in the 1930s to the militia movements in the 1990s, but then wildly exaggerate both the danger these extremists pose and their ties to the conservative mainstream.
Tendulkar looked to avoid and then tapped the first gently, smiling in surprise, while Indian captain MS Dhoni firstly went to leave, then wildly swung at the second unsuccessfully.
Singer Mayra Valdés arrived for a stately and then wildly scatting account of Bésame Mucho, the pianist luxuriously dissected People and But Not for Me, and an ecstatic Havana Saturday-night stomper closed an unforgettable show.
"Really, the most fulfilling roles have been my friendships — Berenson, Nureyev, Peter, even Andy Warhol because he was so wildly different — then, and now Bernard-Henri Lévy and his wife, Arielle Dombasle, and Giambattista Valli, and Diego Della Valle, who are all angelic to me.
"Dart just did a bang-up job," said Clifford Meacham, a former Cook County judge who in 2008 was appointed by a federal judge to oversee compliance at the then-wildly disorganized 7,000-employee 7,000-employeece.
He reared, reared again, then plunged wildly, in uncontrollable panic".
The crowd at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival gasped, then cheered wildly.
Many in the audience nodded throughout the speech, then applauded wildly.
