Then and Than in a Sentence, Sentences of Then and Than in English
- You were here then.
- Alex wasn’t here then.
- Can you finish by then?
- I was watching TV then.
- I appreciate it more then you will ever know.
- First deserve and then desire.
- How old were you then?
- First think, then speak.
- You wash your hand first and then eat.
- You can drink my tea and read my book then.
- Why did you stop then?
- I was so happy back then.
- I was taking a shower then.
- I hit upon a good idea then.
- We were young then.
- I wasn’t sick then.
- We were kids then.
- What did you do then?
- I didn’t know Samuel then.
- What were you doing then?
- I’d rather stay outside than go to that house.
- I sleep less than my father.
- I’d rather starve than eat that food.
- It has become much more dangerous than before.
- I’d rather stay in the village than live here.
- I cannot run faster than him.
- I would rather have a cat than a dog.
- The boy has less money than his brother does.
- I would rather stay at home than go out.
- It was nothing less than a miracle.
- DNA is like a computer program but far, far more advanced than any software ever created.
- The boy has less money than his brother does.
- They are no more alike than a cow and a canary.
- He couldn’t have been more than fourteen years old. He is too young.
- Those are not smarter than you.
- Agriculture was developed more than 10,000 years ago.
