Example sentences of "then give [adv] " in BNC.

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1 She was present at the birth of the Blessed Virgin , who was then given over to her care for twelve years , and at the Visitation and the birth of St John the Baptist and even at the birth of the Saviour , when she was allowed to provide bedding for the Virgin and swathing-clothes for the Child .
2 In the first the message is received in full and is then given out to the person ; in the second the message is received and is simultaneously translated into the second language .
3 Popular forms were expropriated and then given back suitably packaged .
4 But in fact , Jackie had by then given so much thought to the sport , to its rules , its techniques , its politics , its characters , that he was unendingly fascinating .
5 The tree roots act like a giant sponge when the rain falls , drawing up water from the ground which is then given off as vapour through the leaves .
6 The voters had pronounced and the newer , more radical leaders considered that the House should then give up its extensive powers ; the measures endorsed by a majority at the polls should be passed with reasonable rapidity .
7 If the judge fears that the foreman may unwittingly say something harmful , he should obtain the query from him in writing , read it , let counsel see it and then give openly such direction as he sees fit .
8 The spores do germinate , go through a few perfunctory cell divisions , then give up the ghost .
9 They spend a good quarter of an hour whistling for it , and then give up .
10 Got out paper and pencil to try and think through the implications of what he had just seen , then gave up and started off home .
11 Surprised in the opening by a new idea from Timman , he lost one pawn , then gave up another in order to create activity .
12 He continued performing only until July 1950 , then gave up completely and seems — unlike many choreographers — never to have been tempted to dance publicly again .
13 I re-read what I had written , wrestled with the fading vision for a few sweating minutes , then gave up , swore , crumpled the page up , pitched it into the empty fireplace , and said , aloud : What I really need is a good old-fashioned ivory tower . ’
14 Alix applied for jobs until she found she was pregnant , then gave up and sat at home .
15 She pondered , seeming anxious to trap the moment , then gave up .
16 She examined her hands , white with chalk , as if looking for the source of some small pain , then gave up on that and began to dust herself down .
17 During 1785 he made six more balloon flights , notably taking William Windham , MP [ q.v. ] , as a passenger on 5 May , but then gave up ballooning for twenty-five years .
18 She tried wrapping the pillow round her ears ; tried mind over matter ; tried burrowing under the duvet , and then gave up .
19 The package was far too large to stuff down the side of the chair , but Mrs McMahon tried anyway , then gave up , and , with a helpless glance at her son , leaned back , ‘ Nothing , ’ she repeated .
20 Each took the oath and then gave almost identical evidence , one after the other condemning the prisoners in the dock .
21 The man stared at us doubtfully , then gave in and allowed himself to be led to our table .
22 He fought it for a second , then gave in .
23 John Alison , a well respected pilot on the show scene then gave out his ten golden rules for survival .
24 If the cascade is long enough , there may be an intermediate range ( the inertial sub-range ) in which the action of viscosity has not yet come in ; that is Dimensional analysis then gives where A is a numerical constant .
25 Aware of being outmanoeuvred she pauses , then gives in , clambering out , water trickling down , darkening the boards .
26 It then gives only one half of the dialogue of the situation , letting the learner invent the other half ( Mackey 1965 ) .
27 A second person then gives out forfeits for each person to do .
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