Examples of using "Vervolgens" in a sentence and their english translations:
- What did you do then?
- What did you do next?
He went on to serve as a highly effective chief-of-staff to General Brune, then to Masséna
and then they offered them an oreo.
Next, we can flip doom to supportive.
Everyone knows what happened next.
and prescribe a little bit of a brand new solution
What happens next?
and that hacker has threatened to break into your devices,
And then the mother goes through a second red light,
That's the first thing. Then, we'll make a little fire here.
He went on to serve the restored monarchy as ambassador to Russia,
First they saw the debris then they looked at each other.
It took just 27 years for it to issue the next five million.
to then recover the 3D geometry of this hidden scene.
then on the retreat – where his surviving troops were effectively sacrificed,
I then take the horrible ideas and redistribute them.
First, reddish tones, then green and yellow, then blue, then orange.
Napoleon then entrusted Ney with command of three army corps – 84,000 men.
and holy relics… then vanish back across the dark sea.
She handed him his jacket then opened the door and asked him to leave.
Soult then marched south and occupied Porto, where rumours began that he was considering
The next year in Poland, his division saw hard fighting at Pultusk, but was then held
He then reorganised his troops, and restored discipline and pride with two quick victories
He was then put in charge of three divisions to pursue General Suvarov through the Alps,
Prince Yaroslav the Wise … then to Constantinople, where he commanded the Varangian Guard of
We harvested the pumpkins by throwing them to each other and then up to someone on the truck.
In a brilliant independent campaign, he held the Austrians near Nice, then chased them
"Well..." sighed Dima, then turned to the shopkeeper and cast her a murderous glance. "I guess I have no choice now..."
Clyde Tombaugh's job was to photograph one small piece of the night sky at a time. He then had to carefully examine and compare the photos in an effort to detect an unidentified moving point of light that might be a planet.
The Germans have an inhuman way of cutting up their verbs. Now a verb has a hard time enough of it in this world when it's all together. It's downright inhuman to split it up. But that's just what those Germans do. They take part of a verb and put it down here, like a stake, and they take the other part of it and put it away over yonder like another stake, and between these two limits they just shovel in German.