For Smith, what made us moral beings was the imaginative capacity to "place ourselves in his situation... and become in some measure the same person with him, and thence form some idea of his sensations, and even feel something which, though weaker in degree, is not altogether unlike them".
As editor, BBC Radio Entertainment, he is responsible for any comedy that finds its way on to BBC Radio - and thence, as with Little Britain, to BBC3, BBC2 and maybe even BBC1.
Unless their money had been diverted to Ireland in a "double Irish'' manoeuvre and thence to Holland – "the Dutch sandwich" – it was possible the Treasury would have received even less.
Each oceanid was thence a patroness of a particular body of water — be it ocean, river, lake, spring or even cloud — and by extension activities related thereto.
Apologies to anyone whose chimney fell off their roof (and even more so if you're poor David Bates and your chimney fell off your roof and thence on to you, breaking your pelvis), but I quite enjoyed our little geological event last week.
For example, cancer cells increase glucose uptake and the rate of glycolysis even under normoxic conditions; this process of aerobic glycolysis was first described by Warburg et al. and thence called Warburg effect.
And, thence, the contributors.
Even less illuminating is the record of Dylan Thomas's bibulous last days in New York, swaggering – or staggering – from hotel to pub to hospital and thence into a coma.
Or thence away from it all.
Thence it leaped upon the rector.
