Sentence examples for After portraying from inspiring English sources

After portraying debauchery in Paris, Chabaud returned to Provence for a quieter life, tackling rural themes with fauvist intensity.

After portraying a plucky television producer in the comedy Morning Glory (2010), she appeared in Woody Allen's lighthearted Midnight in Paris (2011).

After portraying an outlaw in the western 3 10 to Yuma (2007), Crowe starred as an honest policeman working in a corrupt department who tries to bring a drug lord (played by Denzel Washington) to justice in American Gangster (2007).

After portraying titans of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics such as Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and Steve Jobs, author Walter Isaacson '74 has now turned his attention to someone whose intellectual triumphs and artistic brilliance may outpace all of the others: Leonardo da Vinci.

After portraying Adolf, the artist went on to paint the likenesses of Henry III of Nassau and of the children of the exiled king of Denmark Christian II, who was the brother-in-law of the most powerful ruler in Europe, Emperor Charles V.

After portraying such "sheer carnage," why term this deadly affair a "gigantic boxing tournament gone wildly into three-digit extra rounds?" The historian John Keegan calls this kind of rhetoric the "Zap-Blatt-Banzai-Gott im Himmel-Bayonet in the Guts" style of military history.

The film, "Vito After," portrays the recent life of her brother-in-law Vito Friscia, a New York Police Department homicide detective who worked on site during the World Trade Center collapse and later spent months sifting its rubble at a Staten Island landfill.

After long portraying drug addiction as a curse of the West, the Soviet press has acknowledged a growing problem at home.

After first portraying him as a malcontent for saying his Mir spacesuit was too small, the Russians are now complaining that the American astronaut Dr. Andrew S. W. Thomas does not speak their language very well.

In 2004, he appeared in the science-fiction film The Day After Tomorrow, portraying a student caught in a cataclysmic global cooling event.

He is better, after all, at portraying gods or monsters than at being merely mortal.