Sentence examples for thence by from inspiring English sources

Go from Corlears Hook to Coenties Slip, and from thence, by Whitehall northward.

Ores were originally hauled in carts to Moorswater and thence by canal to the port of Looe.

Some of the settlers could be regarded as 'economic' refugees from Britain and Ireland, driven thence by hunger.

Fly via Tangiers to Agadir, hideously rebuilt since its earthquake a decade or so ago, and thence by car to Taroudant, a pink-turetted town fifty miles inland.

Mechanical brakes were replaced by hydraulic systems, in which the brake pedal is connected to pistons in master cylinders and thence by steel tubing with flexible sections to individual cylinders at the wheels.

In 1966, a number of stelae and lintels were transported by boat to Agua Azul, and thence by air to Mexico City, for installation in the new Museo Nacional de Antropología.

The court, Masipa commented, citing another preceding judgment, "should guard against proceeding from "ought to have foreseen" to "must have foreseen" and thence to "by necessary inference in fact foresaw" the possible consequences of the conduct being inquired into".

When Michael Bond, a BBC cameraman and part-time writer, conceived of a story, in the late nineteen-fifties, in which a small bear from South America arrived in London, he chose Paddington Station as the place where the creature would be found, and thence adopted, by an English family, the Browns.

translates to a logical form that is thence translated by a language subject domain theory into a BioDeducta conjecture, which is thence proved, just as was done in the hli example, above.

Hexadecanedioic acid is a long-chain dicarboxylic acid, which is generated during fatty acid ω-oxidation and thence metabolized by β-oxidation in peroxisomes.

As such, relevant participant responses/statements were again reviewed, thence indexed by theoretical domain, and copied and pasted into Excel spreadsheets/charts of domains, stratified by participant group and whether the statement related to a perceived barrier, enabler, or both.