P: Because of their sins they were drowned, then made to enter a Fire.
S: Because of their wrongs they were drowned, then made to enter fire, so they did not find any helpers besides Allah.
I then made up my mind I would go into town and see myself what was going on.
The needle is then made to pass in an upward and outward direction behind the iris into the pupillary area above, or if no pupil be present, again through the iris (Fig.
Eserine is first instilled in order to contract the pupil and prevent the lens passing back into the posterior chamber; an incision is then made as for a cataract extraction and the lens removed by means of the vectis.
An incision is then made in the median line extending across the fistula and through the vaginal walls down to the bladder, in this way exposing the entire base of the bladder.
The counter-puncture is then made, the knife emerging 1 millimetre behind the corneo-sclerotic junction (Fig.
The bargain is then made known to all the convoy, and if denunciations are feared, the men looked upon as suspicious are entertained.
He then made a vague gesture with his hand and went out.
We first made a hole in the earth a little less than the diameter of the bottom of the tent, and of the depth before referred to; we then made a pit in the centre about 18in.
A bag is then made of buffalo hide, with the hair side out, and the preserved flesh, after having been thoroughly mixed with hot fat, is well rammed and pressed in.
Gilbert allowed a day or two to go by, then made answer.
Annabel paused a little, then made an unforced transition to other matters.
Having been some time in Naples myself, I went to pay my homage to him, and he then made me acquainted with his Highness Don Sebastian, who was without pretensions, a simple, modest man.
I then made a new sketch founded upon this by Cambi.
A tiny pencil mark is then made on the lower edge of the back piece and another at the middle of the silk strip.
A knot is then made in a piece of white cord and the end is brought through the right arm (leaving the knot in front) about three-quarters of an inch below where it is fastened to the body, and near the outer edge of the arm.
Then made they to ordain a cloth of silk, for to cover these letters in the Siege Perilous.
Then made they a great fire, and did off all his clothes, and the hair off his back.
Then perceived he first the hermit priest which was slain, then made he a marvellous sorrow upon him.
Then made they a great fire, and did off all his cloathes and the hair off his back; and then this dead man hermit said unto them, Ween ye to burn me?
But when Sir Ector saw Sir Lionel, then madehe great sorrow.
Then made they to ordain a cloth of silk for to cover these letters in the siege perilous.
He then made him an inmate of his own tents, supplied him with rich attire, and every necessary becoming the condition of a person for whose fortunes he knew his sovereign to be so highly concerned.
Among the acquaintances he then made was an enthusiastic projector of the name of Hall, who had taken out one patent for making hemp from bean-stalks, and contemplated taking out another for effecting spade tillage by steam.
I then made a real working; steam-engine, 1 3/4 diameter cylinder, and 8 in.
He then made him a munificent present, and asked him whether he chose to settle in England, or return to his own country.
He then made application to enter the International Y.
He then made a contract with the Florentines to assist them in repelling the legate's armies.
She had sent word she was not at home, then made it a point as he drove away to show herself at a door or window, so he might know that another call was not expected.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "then made" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
