Ope de door," pounding on it with his fists, then taking hold of the knob and trying to turn it for himself.
Then taking two of her sons with her, she repaired to the garden.
Then taking up his account book, he cancelled with the greatest care all the entries of the amounts he had just paid away.
Then taking a passport from his drawer he said,--"Good, it is available for two months longer.
Caderousse lingered for a moment, then taking leave of old Dantes, he went downstairs to rejoin Danglars, who awaited him at the corner of the Rue Senac.
Ivan, instead of answering, kissed her; then taking a white camellia from a vase on the table, he fastened it at the throat of her plain black dress.
He took off his cap, waved it in the air, then taking advantage of a momentary pause in the incessant and deafening cries of “Vive Alexandre!
Then taking him to the front of it, I turned aside the blue cloth and desired him to walk in; at which he seemed wonderfully pleased, and asked me how it was made.
The landlord looked at me for a moment, then taking sip of his whiskey and water he turned to the man with whom he had previously been talking and recommenced the discourse about sheep.
On my telling her in Welsh that I was come to see the Pistyll she smiled again, and said that I was welcome, then taking me round the house, she pointed to a path and bade me follow it.
Then taking a farewell look at the beautiful features of the dead, I left the house, going directly the nearest road to the rebel picket line.
Then taking up a roll of stockings, she said: "Dem I knit wid my own hands for de soldiers, when all sleep, in my cabin.
Then taking Anton by the hand, she said, in a trembling voice, "Please come and look at my Debit and Credit.
Then taking up the empty bottle, he dashed it against the woodwork of the sofa and broke it to pieces.
So he stepped slowly to the door and listened again; then taking heart, he opened it suddenly.
I finished loading without a word, then taking a brand from the fire and going about twenty paces to a slope in the bank, I mounted, and found an immense panther, quite dead.
The landlord looked at me for a moment, then taking a sip of his whiskey-and-water, he turned to the man with whom he had previously been talking, and recommenced the discourse about sheep.
On my telling her in Welsh that I was come to see the Pistyll she smiled again, and said that I was welcome, then taking me round the house she pointed to a path and bade me follow it.
The others thanked her also; then taking a carriage they drove to the observatory she had pointed out.
Then taking a book from his pocket, he sat down by her side, and read until she awoke.
Then taking him by the arm I turned him round so that he faced my wife, who was standing not far off.
Having listened patiently, the mandarin severly reprimanded the youth, then taking fifty of the yellow-tipped reeds threw them on the ground as a signal for the men with canes to give him fifty blows.
You do not want him," said Don Roderigo in a sharp voice, then taking Liniers by the arm he lead him back to the further room, while General Nieto followed, closing the doors behind them.
Then taking up a lance-shalt which lay by, Evana pushed it under the body of the fallen horse, and using it as a lever raised the dead animal sufficiently to let the man draw his leg out from underneath.
Then taking me with him, he went to the farmer, and in a very civil manner said that he understood I had not been very kindly treated by him, but he hoped that in future I should be used better.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "then taking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
