now then

/nˈaʊ ðˈɛn/

[phrase]

now then

[PHRASE]

used to draw attention to what one wants to say

Examples

1. Now then, who can tell me what you must have?

2. Now then,' he said, 'where are we all going?'

3. It's a little bit more sensible now then it was before the end of 2020. -

4. And if there's some mania in the markets, well, that's what happens From what you're saying, it sounds like the stock market is not exactly a correct representation of the economy right now then.