Sentence examples for after alluding from inspiring English sources

I wrote a column soon after alluding to Obama's "benign neglect" of Britain and Europe.

Surely they have to be fairly sensitive about how far they go, particularly, as on Star Stories, Tyler-Moore and writing partner George Jeffrie caused a kerfuffle after alluding to Princess Diana's fatal crash.

After alluding to "desperate migrants marauding around the [Calais] area", Hammond said: "Europe can't protect itself, preserve its standard of living and social infrastructure if it has to absorb millions of migrants from Africa".

After alluding to his wish that Pavel Bure work harder to turn his season around, just as Eric Lindros has appeared to do recently, Trottier made what he wanted plain and clear after the Rangers had battled the Dallas Stars to a hard-fought 3-3 tie here on Friday night.

"Do all Hollywood celebrities hate their families?" Matthews asked, after alluding to the family leeches and parasites that cling to paralyzed boxer Maggie, played by Hilary Swank, in Million Dollar Baby.

Apparently now aware that kids eventually grow up and out of the mall (Unless they land a plum job at Hot Topic) and after alluding to a possibly unpleasant break-up from Vagrant in an interview last year, here was some guy a decade later now asking his fans for the equivalent of a teachers salary.

"The reset button has worked," Mr. Obama said after the meeting, alluding to the administration's early promise to press a "reset" button in America's relationship with Russia after several years of bickering over a host of issues like missile defense and the status of Kosovo.

"It would have been nice to get two victories in Miami this year," Jordan said after the game, alluding to the Clippers' November triumph over the Heat at AmericanAirlines Arena, "but whatever.

Speaker after speaker alluded to the phrase in an entire day based on the thinnest of reeds — a poorly phrased remark by the president, deliberately taken out of context.

After being alluded to in q. 22, Quodl.

After Martha alluded to offering her a job, Rosie shot back that she'd visited Martha in "the clink" and that she could hire her cheap, for her"'View' rate".