Examples of 'then arose' in a sentence
Meaning of "then arose"
then arose: This phrase typically implies the occurrence or appearance of a particular situation, event, or problem. It describes a time when something emerged or became prominent. It is often used in historical or narrative contexts to indicate the beginning of a significant development or the emergence of a particular issue or concern
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The question then arose as to his deployment.
The question of his replacement then arose.
A contract dispute then arose regarding payment.
Then arose the question of service.
An unprecedented dispute then arose because precedents were ignored.
Then arose a point of discipline which was of great moment.
Forms of government which then arose.
Then arose the question of name.
The question of regulations then arose.
The need then arose fully to involve all sectors.
A dilemma then arose.
He then arose to his feet.
A post of head of service at the Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital then arose.
Then arose the men.
Delegates from around the globe then arose to affirm the pivotal role of the family.
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Then arose the question of where we were to get the necessary machinery.
The two questions which then arose were,.
The question then arose of how to ensure acceptance of that principle.
However, concerns with respect to the transport and distribution of the ballot papers then arose.
Disputes then arose as to whether representative peers could still be elected.
The hypothesis is, a central government then arose which began taxing that wealth.
The question then arose as to how they went about achieving these changes.
He repeated the prayer three times then arose and said, " Pray this way.
The question then arose what would become of their restaurant.
Then arose the question of whether or not to keep the statue for advertising purposes.
But the problem then arose of how to detect this,.
Then arose the first doubts about the fairness of the charges against him.
The question then arose of getting them out of the country.
Then arose Zarathustra and said to his heart.
The problem then arose as to what to do with the prize money.
Then arose the shouts afresh, all rushing against him and him against all.
The question then arose the translation compared to the old code.
Then arose Abraham, who induced the Divine Glory to descend one degree nearer.
The literature which then arose out of inspiration from Tangier is thus riddled with melancholy.
Then arose the temples of Egypt, of Assyria, of.
An outcry of scandal then arose from the synagogues of Social-Democracy.
There then arose a mediaeval town whose highest governing body was its council.
A strong unfavorable wind then arose and drove the ship aground, where it remained overnight.
He then arose from the grave that you might have eternal life.
A protracted, bitter dispute then arose when Jacob challenged the solution and proposed his own.
And then arose the political religious schism in the Islam.
A violent storm then arose which caused the terrified gods to retreat to the heavens.
But then arose another problem-how to deliver the guitar to Depp.
The question then arose whether the other carbons and substances identified by.
The idea then arose that they were some sort of mist of electricity.
But new disputes then arose in relation to the specific terms dictating the employment relationship.
Disputes then arose over whether the head could be buried separately from the body.
A dispute then arose over whether the purchaser had acquired full legal control of the company.
David then arose and fled from Saul.
Táhirih then arose and began a speech on the break from Islam.
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I arose and saw with different eyes
A number of themes arose throughout the discussion
