Sentence examples for after a reasonably from inspiring English sources

If you're in this business, you go after a reasonably cheap, reliable method.

After a reasonably absorbing encounter, Liverpool have won a berth in the Worthington Cup final.

After a reasonably clean election, a civilian president, in the shape of Abdurrahman Wahid, took over.

Austria's Michaela Dorfmeister, another of the favorites, who chose to be the 25th skier on the course, also lost ground in the midsection after a reasonably quick start.

After a reasonably long (but not very enlightening) courtship, she marries small-town doctor Will Kennicott and moves with him to Gopher Prairie, Minnesota (based on Lewis's hometown of Sauk Centre).

After a reasonably straightforward report, events grew yet more surreal in a studio discussion that featured no one of any relevance to the story except the chair of the debate, Paxman himself.

After finding a reasonably healthy breakfast at Dunkin' Donuts, I was optimistic about what Wendy's would serve up for lunch.

After I bought a reasonably priced soda and milled about for awhile, the employees perked up when a gentleman who referred to himself as Luke ordered some fries in between hostilities directed at the amassed protesters.

Since a high proportion of the grafts failed due to poor ocular surface, all these eyes were put on intensive (1 hourly) preservative free lubricants and repeat grafting was performed only after these eyes attained a reasonably good ocular surface.

The simple arithmetic adjustment for the duration of smoking after 1950 results in a reasonably good estimation of the changes in adenocarcinoma incidence by calendar year and birth cohort even though there has been a dramatic rise in the proportion of all cancers that are classified adenocarcinoma.

"After ten in the morning, a reasonably healthy pedestrian can get across town faster than the most skillful taxi-driver," he wrote in the first.