Sentence examples for after I acquired from inspiring English sources

After I acquired the slides, I contacted Nat's widow, Esther Singerman.

After I acquired a supply of pimento wood, dried leaves and berries — the box alone made the lobby of my apartment building reek of allspice — the only remaining challenge was the rub.

Soon after, I acquired an assortment of stuffed marsupials, and my mother and I would spend hours before bedtime spinning stories about a fictional duck-billed platypus that I named, of all things, Gabriella.

I bought a couple of her drawings and a large batik of oranges and greens and browns that hangs in my bedroom years after I acquired it.

After I acquired the virus in 1984, I continued to see the gym as my refuge, a place where I could actualize my vitality.

"With a steam generator event, one of first things that I consider is, am I going to be faced with some huge capital expenditure soon after I acquire the plant?" said Shelby T. Brewer, the former head of a company that designed nuclear plants, Combustion Engineering.

Hence, after node i acquired node j's gradient as its next-hop identifier, node j should still maintain the gradient value of which it informed i even though node j has a new gradient value, so that node j can relay the packet forwarded from node i.

Soon after this, I acquired an inflexible principle — namely, that it is wrong to shoot fauna of any kind — and with that I laid down my gun.

Soon after this, I acquired an inflexible principle namely, that it is wrong to shoot fauna of any kind and with that I laid down my gun.

No one earning six figures, possessing a decent credit score, and enjoying access to decent financial services thinks, "I could use my 15% APR credit card to pay that unexpected doctor bill that I acquired after my younger son was slammed in the face by a loose gate in Riverside Park at recess (true example from my life, folks!).

After my mother died, I acquired a friend's vast paperback collection, and the overflow shelving in my room consisted of books balanced on planks unfixed to any wall or support, so that no one apart from me dared lift a book for fear of calamity.