Sentence examples for thereupon I from inspiring English sources

However, given the complex neuroendocrine responses to feeding and the effects of different meal components thereupon (i.e., fat, carbohydrates, proteins) (37), we cannot exclude other factors contributing to the postprandial changes in microvascular vasomotion.

Thereupon I pointed out that this so-called testament was written in Polish circles and that it then was converted and changed by Napoleon in the political strife.

Thereupon I suggested that these articles could be sent to the Municipal Pawnbroker's Office in Berlin, exactly as the deliveries from the confiscated Jewish property had been dealt with before.

Thereupon I appointed a special official, whose sole task was to investigate the suspicious circumstances, and follow up the rumors which were circulating about the detention quarters, the so-called "Bunker," regarding this killing of prisoners.

Thereupon I gave the Fuehrer an aforementioned letter of a Japanese scholar over the Japanese and National Socialistic Philosophy of Life as related to Christianity, over which we talked for a long time.

In the meantime I have been shown Naujocks' report and thereupon I was able to recollect exactly that in a general way he had told me about his mission.

I said thereupon that I, too, had considered this point, that one can probably only say that the Eastern Provinces [Ostland] will remain under German protection.

I thereupon found that Domenico Veneziano's small painting of the Annunciation, which I discovered on my previous visit, was now prominently on display, and was labeled, too, as Domenico Veneziano, just as I had proclaimed to the director.

Charles I thereupon saved Buckingham by imprisoning Eliot (May 11 19, 1626) and dissolving Parliament.

DOENITZ: Thereupon, of course, I ordered him to cast off these boats, because this burden made it impossible for him to dive.

In 1929, he recalled in a letter: "I thereupon wrote a report recommending that the area decided upon be acquired as a park and for the preservation of the waters of the Bronx River as it was necessary that enough land on either bank of the river should be acquired to enable the commission to control, cleanse and preserve the waters of the river".