How to pronounce “but then” in English

But then of course, human nature and humans project themselves onto the religion, sometimes they use their religion.

But then finally one day, the call came.

But then again, too few to mention."

But then again, too few to mention?

But then what if AI was infused in a human, having a single kind of network

But then of course, “Club Reality” comes along and oftentimes, like with the flights, like with all other kinds of things, sets everything on fire.

But then the EDM DJs over at "Finale," these were like mythical, eldritch-energy gods.

But then we started looking.

But then there are some places, you know, where there happens to be occurrences, because there is kind of a pattern to the eclipses.

But then it's dim enough that we can look right at it during totality.

But then in 1932, Swiss biologist, Max Kleiber, decided to put it to the test.

But then the question is, if an elephant has so many more cells and each cell is a similar size to a cell in a smaller creature,

- But then one day he took a zoology class where they showed him those quarter power scaling plots.

But then you also read an article like "Hair sample that put men into prison for 28 years, turned out to be dog hair."

But then some experts, like forensic dentist Mary Bush, started looking into the method more deeply.

but then it just got overtaken and dominated by those error terms.

But then in 2005, Goldston, Pintz and Yildirim, proved a result that shocked the mathematical community.

But then he pointed out a couple of other things, other checks that he'd run.

But then they discovered that Cosmos 2546 is part of a constellation of six satellites.

But then, around the mid 1960s, people realized that there was a big issue with this explanation.

But then, seven years later, two physicists found that some particles also violated the combined charge parity symmetry.

But then in 1951, something strange happened.

But then it weren't because America didn't adopt it till much later, so now we can sell them in the States.

But then when he gets up a few minutes later to leave the table, he has caught the tablecloth in the fly of his trousers,

But then, he added one extra step.

But then if he could illuminate the motor with a very brief and very bright flash, like the ones his equipment gave off,

But then in 1987, Andy got a visit from a professor from Cornell.

- But then three days later, he gets a phone call from someone named Bill Brinkman from Bell Labs.

- But then in 1996, the US government cut funding for the project.

But then Einstein studied the new theory of quantum mechanics and made a terrible discovery.

But then if it goes too hard, then now you've got all these domains where there are no trees and so it's gonna grow again

But then there's the other side of that picture, which is you are the insurance company that needs to insure people and they have a particularly difficult job

But then disaster struck.

But then if you take a step out to an uncle or up to a grandparent, then it's sharing one-quarter, and then another step out is one-eighth.

But then I got a call from the FBI.

- But then things got a little weird.

But then they reran the simulation, this time with a few links rewired to shortcuts.

But then Watts realized something.

But then, one day, Jones noticed that certain samples began to show autumn colors, much sooner than they should have.

But then as you keep pulling, the stress shoots up really fast.

But then, they got rid of that step.

But then on the other side, you had the socialists who wanted this complete political reform.

- But then in January of 1946, everything came to a halt.

But then Ulam had a flash of insight, what if I just play hundreds of games and count how many could be won?

But then for about 15% of the time, they just jump to a page at random.

But then when trying to register their domain, they accidentally misspelled it.

- But then you combine them together and then suddenly they shrink?

But then in 1710, at the age of 20, he set off on a 14 year, and over 4,000 kilometer long, journey

But then you know, from here on, people start working on this method more, and they all use the same techniques.