Topsail

Definition

thereupon / ' ðeǝrǝ'pɒn/ adv ( fml ) ယင္းတြင္ခ်က္ခ်င္း။ ထို႔ေနာက္ ခ်က္ခ်င္း။ Thereupon he got up and walked out.

Examples

1. ‘Neil would thereupon have taken his place beside Ron as a right-hand man in the family business and done his duty as the begetter of grandchildren to the great joy of all Klugmans and Patimkins.’
2. ‘Socialist delegates thereupon demanded an apology from Sarkozy
3. who was subsequently roundly criticized in the press.’
4. ‘I come from a family where alternative therapies have long been used
5. and have even subjected myself to someone fiddling with my toes and thereupon telling me what was wrong with my head.’
6. ‘Only the reports of the officers
7. however
8. were forwarded to Lowy
9. who thereupon expelled the students.’
10. ‘And the translator
11. who had a highly distinguished track record
12. thereupon declined to have her name on the British edition
13. and the translator was therefore shown as a non-existent F. David.’
14. ‘Property lodged with the creditor has
15. thereupon
16. to be returned by him forthwith.’
17. ‘Payment was resisted in Yorkshire and Durham
18. and the Earl of Northumberland thereupon summoned the nobility and gentry of the North to meet him at York
19. and told them they must obey the King's demands.’
20. ‘The furious school commissioners thereupon dismissed Miss Mason from her post for ‘uttering abolition sentiments openly.’’
21. ‘She
22. with her brother
23. thereupon went to Los Angeles
24. where
25. still concealing the fact that the donor was her brother
26. she asked for and obtained IVF treatment and gave birth successfully to a healthy son.’
27. ‘Korea was finally liberated in 1945
28. and thereupon the Republic of Korea was established
29. based upon democratic principles
30. in 1948.’
31. ‘Charlemagne thereupon fell in love with the lake and could not leave its shores.’
32. ‘The Indian thereupon asked him (not at all unkindly) whether he would like to be sent back to London
33. and left where they had found him
34. sleeping in an empty basket in a market - a hungry
35. ragged
36. and forsaken little boy.’
37. ‘He thereupon took off with his children to Antigua (his mother's homeland).’
38. ‘At this point one of the judges
39. who appears to have had a certain sympathy for the accused
40. suggested that she should be allowed to explain herself in her own way; and she thereupon made the following statement.’
41. ‘Counsel thereupon announced the Smiths' intention to withdraw the appeal (which was later formally confirmed and approved by the Secretary of State).’
42. ‘The Polish ruling party and the powerful Solidarity dissident movement thereupon reached a compromise which led eventually to a democratic government.’
43. ‘They realize that they will look like robbers when they arrive in town with their newfound wealth and thereupon draw straws to see who will go into town to procure food and drink for the three.’
44. ‘The official receiver thereupon became receiver and manager of his estate under Section 287 of the Insolvency Act 1986 pending the appointment of a trustee.’
45. ‘He was condemned by a local priest for staying overnight with an unmarried woman
46. flaunting his association with her at a bullfight
47. and was thereupon murdered by an angry mob.’
48. ‘The dean thereupon charged the professor with insubordination and persuaded the central administration to initiate dismissal proceedings.’