And going up from thence, he came to Phanuel: and he spoke the like things to the men of that place.
I will go down with thee thither, and will bring thee back again from thence: Joseph also shall put his hands upon thy eyes.
And when the men rose up from thence, they turned their eyes towards Sodom: and Abraham walked with them, bringing them on the way.
And going up from thence he came to the inhabitants of Dabir, which before was called Cariath-Sepher, that is to say, the city of letters.
From thence, with a chosen band of two thousand Turks, he marched along the banks of the river, and rescued the empress, who was besieged in Demotica by the wild Bulgarians.
From thence he departed laden with spoil; but he left behind him neither troops to awe the contumacious, nor magistrates to protect the obedient, natives.
From thence home, and Mr. Holliard and my brother Tom dined with me, and he did give me good advice about my health.
So from thence by water home, and so to my lodgings to bed.
From thence home, and they sat with us till late at night at cards very merry, but the jest was Mr. W.
I went to the Bedford Coffee-house in the evening, where I met my friends, from thence proceeded to the play, and afterwards carried them home to my lodgings, where we supped in great good humour.
He had emigrated in the last century to New York, from thence to London, England, from thence to Quebec.
From thence he fled into Epirus, and, the Athenians and Lacedaemonians still pursuing him, he threw himself upon chances of safety that seemed all but desperate.
From thence Britomartus, king of the Gaesatae, taking with him ten thousand soldiers, harassed the country round about.
From thence he immediately led out the horse, the noblest of the city, young men in the vigor of their age, and eager to proffer their service, both from attachment to Philopoemen, and zeal for the cause.
Making Athens his head-quarters, from thenceas far as Thessaly he was withdrawing the States of Greece from the Roman allegiance, without the least ill success, except at Chaeronea.
And the men turned their faces from thence, and went toward Sodom: but Abraham stood yet before the LORD.
And the men rose up from thence, and looked toward Sodom: and Abraham went with them to bring them on the way.
If Paul's call to Philippi had been by the vision of a woman, or woman's meeting: what an argument would this man have drawn from thence to have justified his women's meetings?
From thence go men to Samaria that men clepe now Sebast; and that is the chief city of that country, and it sits between the hill of Aygnes as Jerusalem doth.
From thence go men to Nazareth, of the which our Lord beareth the surname.
From thence men go to the castle of Emmaus, and so to the Mount Joy; there may pilgrims first see Jerusalem.
From thence men go to the city of Phenice, where are hot wells and hot baths.
Naso and Ovid had their extraction from thence, and all those of whom it is written, Ne reminiscaris.
The summer now declining, some of the legions were sent back into winter quarters by land; more were embarked with Germanicus upon the river Amisia, to go from thence by the ocean.
He was about to call to arms, when, casting his eyes on the right flank of the crusaders, he saw that all remained quiet after the Frank Baron had transferred himself from thence.
From thence he was transferred to a cheerful bedchamber, opening by an ample window to one of the terraces of the palace, which commanded an extensive prospect.
From thence I was called by and by to my wife, she not being well.
From thence we began to talk of the Navy, and particularly of Sir W.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "from thence" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
