Sentence examples for After obscure from inspiring English sources
Stroll around a Bihari village and marvel at the number of private schools named after obscure Christian saints.
In 1927, Bob, after obscure and hunted life as blue-sky promoter, set out to be the coming man in America.
(Is it a trend that vanguard filmmakers title their works after obscure parts of the human body? Consider Matthew Barney's "Cremaster" series).
Marat, after obscure years in France and other European countries, became a well-known doctor in London in the 1770s and published a number of books on scientific and philosophical subjects.
1673? George Jolly, (died 1673?), actor-manager who, after obscure beginnings, emerged as the leader of the last troupe of English strolling players in a tradition that influenced the German theatre.
But there was a time in my life when I lusted after obscure sneakers like a dog in heat. .
After obscuring the real reasons for war, the Bushies are now obscuring the Pentagon's assessments of the cost of war ($60 billion to $200 billion?), the size of the occupation force (100,000 to 400,000?) and the length of time American troops will stay in Iraq (2 to 10 years?).
It's named after an obscure African river.
After an obscure early period Wolgemut married (1472) Barbara, widow of the Nürnberg painter Hans Pleydenwurff.
His socialist father was the stationmaster of this small village named after an obscure saint, where trains between Milan and the Swiss borders rarely stopped.
Government Drone (not the exciting kind) Preferred habitat: Nondescript tower blocked probably named after an obscure Scotsman; skating the Rideau canal.
