Sentence examples for thence when from inspiring English sources

In a 1930 essay on "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren", John Maynard Keynes mused on a future 100 years thence, when much of humanity would have solved the perpetual economic problem of subsistence.

As a frontier region, Champagne has been invaded whenever France is attacked from the east from Louis XIV's wars with the Habsburgs to the Battle of Valmy (1792) and thence to World War I, when the Marne River valley was fiercely contested by France and Germany for almost the entire duration of the war (1914 18).

Travelers who ventured beyond Warsaw, Kraków, and the "black earth" area of Mazovia, thence toward the Pripet Marshes, might not know when they left Polish lands and entered those of the tsar.

Data from recent measurements by Foley (2009, Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Boston University) of the frequency spectrum of the surface force produced by the impact of a turbulent jet on a wall are used to formulate an analytical representation of the spectrum and thence to predict the sound produced in water when the same jet impinges on the cavity interface.

Thus, although ascorbate is 'reducing' and an 'antioxidant', its reaction with O2, especially when catalysed by Fe(II), produces superoxide and thence OH radicals that may be pro-oxidant.

It is thence inferred that Timoshenko theory is subject to the same deficiencies when deep beams are considered.

For the same reason, it says, it will not allow notes to be handed out to ordinary people until January 1st, when they become legal tender although deliveries to banks and thence to security firms and retailers are due to start in some countries on September 1st.

The situation is not so dissimilar as "when we hear an articulate voice in the dark and thence infer a man" (D, 3.3/152; cp. EU, 4.4/27).

He lost that slot when Lifetime was bought in 1993 by the Olsten Corp. Thence he moved to England and to Delphi's headquarters, on the top floor of a Regent Street building overlooking London's Piccadilly Circus.

It identified a moment of industrial take-off, when countries saved enough of their GDP to foster investment and thence an industrial revolution, and development economics went ahead, with an assumption that squeezing peasants would mean investment for big industry.

On June 15 , 1940 when Lithuania was occupied by Soviet forces, he fled to Germany and thence, in March 1941, to the United States.