Sentence examples for a bit afterwards from inspiring English sources

And those who graduate are usually entitled to stick around for a bit afterwards; they may find their two-year segue into work curtailed.

I went to University of Maryland for a bit afterwards, but didn't want to get a Bachelors' just to say I got one.

I went to University of Maryland for a bit afterwards, but didn't want to get a bachelor's degree just to say I got one.

(Interview 4) I felt that which she gave me healed me a bit afterwards.

Remember to monitor the calf closely for a bit afterwards to make sure it is well, and let it relax for a few days.

Asked about his new coach's input, Murray said: "We spoke a bit about the match and the tactics and then chatted a little bit afterwards, but this week there's not going to be any big changes in my game.

"We'd go to the club and then hang out a little bit afterwards at Dunkin Donuts".

You may feel a bit weak afterwards, but that's a small price to pay.

For the second straight game, he seemed a bit bothered afterwards by his lack of involvement in the offense.

The result is a series of cheap sugar-highs – a programme that may leave you feeling a bit sick afterwards but, hey, it tasted all right going down.

I liked Joy Division and bought Unknown Pleaures when I was 15, and I thought it was all right, but I felt a bit miserable afterwards".