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View definitions for from that time

from that time

adverb as in then

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"From that time up to her death, Isabella was subjected to a regime of escalating brutality which was callous, cruel and ultimately fatal."

From BBC

Authentic videotape from that time and the shallow, kitschy music take you back to the time of the “Me Generation” and every low-brow cliché of the 70s through the Reagan years.

From Salon

So from that time, I would just stare at the rim and focus, black all the distractions out, and every year my percentage went up.”

Now, I feel like there's less that are made for a family viewing, and so that's why we wanted to capture that from that time and from the original movie.”

From Salon

What sticks with you the most from that time?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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