Sentence examples for took then from inspiring English sources
Then I threw a fastball away for a strike he took, then I threw two straight sliders.
The 29 per cent of the vote they took then was down to 13.4 per cent - barely enough to save their deposit.
This time, Jalal said, "Interior Ministry officials came from Shiraz, sealed the ballot boxes and took then away even before the end of voting at 9 p.m".
In his case, youd guess that it was related to an introspection developed in response to an unsettled early life and, second, to an imagination that served (and presumably serves) as a refuge from the knocks he took then.
Pledging support to Surrey Police's agreement to disclose documents concerning interceptions in 2002, Ms Webb added: "He is confident that they will shed light on the actions he took then and the basis of them.
Mr. Obama's critics within the party contend that the stance he took then is having a chilling effect on the party's contributors, who might otherwise have anted up enough money to blunt some of the conservative attacks in the campaign.
In early 2002, I took then-Senator Clinton to visit wounded soldiers from Fort Drum, New York, who had arrived at Walter Reed from Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan.
It's a far stretch from the approach he took early in his administration, when he took then-Attorney General Eric Holder to task for saying that the U.S. was "essentially a nation of cowards" on race.
Officials with FSU and local law enforcement have claimed they took then-freshman Kinsman's complaint seriously, but egregious flaws in the investigations were uncovered by The New York Times. .
What decisions should Europeans and Americans have been taking then?
