Sentence examples for was published then from inspiring English sources
"Of course a lot of extraordinary literature was published then as it is now," she says.
The White Guard was published, then suppressed; the play made from it, The Days of the Turbins, was produced in 1926 but then suppressed.
Joyce Thacker, head of children's services when the report was published, then stood down on 19 September.
Kate Chopin's seminal work The Awakening was published then, as was Frank Norris's McTeague and two Joseph Conrad classics – Heart of Darkness and Lord Jim (serialised in Blackwood's Magazine).
Four days after the Hennessy Report was published, then Minister for Prisons Nicholas Scott dismissed allegations from the Prison Governors Association and the Prison Officers Association that the escape was due to political interference in the running of the prison.
Next, use the date the video was published, then a period.
Shortly after the study was published, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The goal of an AIDS-free generation may be ambitious, but it is possible".
When the Heywood review was published, then-Foreign Secretary William Hague had told Parliament there was no evidence of British military involvement in these later raids.
His earliest efforts, like most of what the magazine was publishing then, were virtually plotless little sketches — often snatches of overheard dialogue: a lonely man in a diner, for example, reminiscing about an old girlfriend.
But the Israeli military permitted only about 30percentt of the material to be published then.
"You read now what was being published then, and you think: 'Wow!
