Sentence examples for After beau from inspiring English sources
After Beau Jack, who had shined shoes at the Augusta National Golf Club, showed his prowess in one such battle, club members -- including the renowned golfer Bobby Jones -- bankrolled his entry into pro boxing.
After Beau hit those final notes (and gave an amazing look), the audience leapt to their feet to give her a standing ovation and began chanting. .
After Beau's death, he faced a less forgiving timeline — and ultimately an insurmountable one.
He was referred to as the Giant Killer after Beau Purple beat Kelso once in 1962 and twice in 1963, two of the four years Kelso was named Horse of the Year.
On Aug. 4, 1944, two days after Beau Jack and Montgomery were inducted into the Army, they fought at the Garden -- without purses -- to raise money for the war effort.
When Vice President Joe Biden considered selling his home to support his late son Beau and his family after Beau began to suffer serious health problems, it was none other than President Barack Obama who offered to step in with financial assistance.
After Le Beau Serge, Chabrol cast her in A Double Tour (Web of Passion, 1959), a murder mystery in which Lafont is a wilful young woman who introduces her uncouth boyfriend (Belmondo) to her bourgeois family.
I can't believe Veronica goes along with J.D. long enough for his sadistic plans to reach a fever pitch, but the climactic scene, after her beau blows himself up wearing a suicide vest, is one of the craziest "I'm a survivor" moments in modern cinema.
After fashioning the rings, Ratajkowski married her producer and actor beau after just a few weeks of dating.
The concept for the event, modeled after the Beaux-Arts Ball in Paris, was developed by a member of the museum's Region Council, Gayle Willson, in the hope of creating a warmer relationship between the institution and local artists.
Modeled after the Beaux-Arts grandiosity of the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, the movement was an expression of a newly confident, ascendant America — a country of national monopolies and sprawling rail networks.
