Sentence examples for after alterations from inspiring English sources

Plant agreed, and the Cartier company moved in, after alterations by William Welles Bosworth.

Incidental Intelligence: The Status Quo Restaurant in Larchmont, has just reopened after alterations.

By John Tighe and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 16 , 1963P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: The Status Quo Restaurant in Larchmont, has just reopened after alterations.

Adelaide Frick died in 1931, and the Frick Collection opened in December 1935, after alterations by the architect John Russell Pope.

The New Yorker, November 16 , 1963P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: The Status Quo Restaurant in Larchmont, has just reopened after alterations.

Labour said it would back the bill, which comes just months after alterations to the state pension hit the statute book, and the TUC welcomed the government's backing for industry-wide retirement savings schemes.

Footwear designers should direct their efforts to producing footwear that flatters the feet as they already are, not as they can be only after alteration.

A prison nurse testified in an unrelated administrative trial that hundreds of inmates went to the infirmary after altercations with guards.

In total, 478 of those people were shot and killed, while 31 died after being shocked by a Taser, 16 died after being struck by police vehicles, and 19 – including 25-year-old Freddie Gray in Baltimore – have died after altercations in police custody.

The shoreline straightened after alteration, but retreated an average of 12.9 m between 2013 and 2016.

These data suggest that alterations in the mRNA expression of Igf-1, Fgf-2, and their receptors might underlie in part changes in MCC proliferative activity after alteration in mandibular posture.