Example sentences of "then [noun] [vb past] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Then Mum had cancer and Dad was taken ill at work .
2 There was an awkward silence when Ruth managed to rein in her silly chatter and then Fernando took control .
3 Then fear overcame curiosity and he scrambled down from the tree with such haste that he skinned his knees and gouged a long deep gash along the inside of his forearm .
4 Then closure took place .
5 Then Alexander became king , with no living heir and married his French paramour , lusting after her , proclaiming he would beget an heir .
6 then Redgrave jumped ship and rowed for Leander in the Stewards ' cup and won again … his 12th victory at Henley …
7 Then Hayling struck gold .
8 It took a second for what he meant to sink home , then Fran felt colour suffuse her face .
9 But then Ferdinando made sense of another rumour , that Napoleon had reneged , that he had made peace with the Austrians at Villafranca the day before and all was now over for Italian hopes .
10 Then Bobbie fetched coal and wood , and lit a fire .
11 Sometimes no wind , then females carried coal ( look back ) .
12 Then Julius reduced speed as they approached another small village .
13 And then Blake heard music .
14 Then Paul produced mince pies and in due course there was ham salad and Christmas cake .
15 Then Dorothy became head of office staff training managing and tutoring on interview techniques and management skills .
16 But then Waqar bowled newcomer Richard Blakey for 25 while Wasim dismissed Chris Lewis for one and Phillip DeFreitas for nought during a deadly double wicket maiden .
17 Then Mabel took charge , leading the way to the Men and Boys ' Outfitting on the first floor , where they took an equally long time comparing styles and prices of under vests , and shirts with detachable collars and cuffs .
18 The Trinidadian added 46 with fellow left-hander Arthurton at a run a minute before Donald transported the latter 's off stump with a beauty pitching on leg , and then Lara became victim to circumstance , or poetic justice , given out caught for 64 off a ball that appeared to brush the pad .
19 Then John made use of his position as director of the Comedy Theatre and arranged the children 's dances in the pantomime .
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