Then very suddenly he extricated it again and uttered a growl that might have risen from the heart of a lion.
For several seconds he sat silent, then very steadily he spoke.
He stood for a moment looking at the boy, then very sharply he moved, bent, and snapped the thing across his knee.
Then very suddenly: "He asked me if I'd got a headache and I told him No," he flung out defiantly.
Then very quietly he dropped his pipe back into his pocket and grasped her slender wrists.
Then very quietly he placed Sylvia's bridle in her hand, and put her from him.
He was silent a moment; then very suddenly he moved, put his arm around her, drew her close.
Eustace's hand remained for a moment or two stiffly unresponsive; then very suddenly it closed and held.
He looked at her thoughtfully for a few seconds, then very kindly he patted her hand as it rested on the gate.
Then very quietly he went to Violet, bent over her, gathered the dark hair back upon her shoulders.
Then very quietly he proceeded to remove her shoes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "then very" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.