Sentence examples for through back then from inspiring English sources

"You'd never guess what I went through back then," she starts.

The Brooklyn we drove through back then from our apartment in Sunset Park to the theater, around the corner from my mother's family on Seventeenth Street, was a diorama of post-war, working class urban life.

I think I may have blocked out or conveniently forgotten many of the things I had been through back then and so to see them play out as they were onscreen, well, let's just say I'm glad I wasn't watching by myself.

"Something we learnt early on from centrifuges is that if you re-orientate someone with respect to the direction of the g force, so the force comes in through their chest and out through their back, then people can tolerate a lot more g," says Scott. "So all we did with astronauts is re-orientate them within the space vehicles.

"It was safe to drive through Mexico back then," said Mr. Vespe, who lives in Hillsdale, N.J. "Gas was 25 or 30 cents, and the car got about 40 miles per gallon".

But I moved through life back then with a dauntlessness born of cluelessness, and I had spent all my money — three hundred dollars — in Denver, on an old car, so I needed to make some more.

He told me a couple of years ago that he wanted to write a book aimed at people who "want to change the world through business". Back then the jobs were few and we were struggling as an economy.

At first, this was a pretty complicated process (I remember a Google engineer walking me through it back then), but over time, it got pretty easy and you basically just had to link your Google+ profile to your site and use a little bit of markup on your posts (rel= author").

I caught it about half way through, and back then we couldn't rewind TV (dark times).

Few travelers used to come through town back then, he explains, so he saw the vampiros as nothing more than a means of keeping regular clients happy.

"I've had older people say to me, 'Well, I did unpaid internships and I was fine.' Then you ask them when that was and they say, '1972.' You could work your way through college back then.