Sentence examples for after a moderately from inspiring English sources

BYU have pedigree after a moderately successful 2012 run.

A few months ago, after a moderately severe health scare, he says, he completely stopped drinking.

After a moderately successful run at the L.A. Stage Company, Penn and Teller played over a disco, with the beat coming up through the floor.

After a moderately involving start, the whole affair melts into "a glossy swatch of inspirational stop-and-smell-the-roses kitsch that has no idea where to draw the sentimental line" (Holden).

But Warrington's trip south to face the London Broncos on Saturday afternoon should have a sense of occasion, because it is being staged at the Priestfield Stadium in Gillingham – the Broncos returning to Kent after a moderately successful initial foray last summer to reflect the superb development in the county led by the Medway Dragons.

"Common Existence," Thursday's fifth full-length album, and its first after a moderately successful two-album dance with a major label, was produced by Dave Fridmann, who also supervised the band's previous release, "A City by the Light Divided," as well as albums by the Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev and MGMT.

She has that worn-but-happy expression you might have after climbing a moderately strenuous mountain ore something.

They note three broad patterns of change in gene expression during this time: a rapid response within 12 hours after weaning, a moderately delayed response at around 24 hours, and a slow increase or decrease in gene expression over 3 4 days.

Histopathologic examination after lobectomy showed a moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma.

After peaking as a moderately strong tropical storm on August 25, wind shear caused by the pre-Ele tropical depression and an upper-level low near Hawaii weakened the storm to a depression on August 27.

Human TGRL isolation: Postprandial blood samples were obtained 3.5 h after consumption of a moderately high-fat meal, which generally corresponds to the peak elevation in plasma triglyceride concentrations.