Sentence examples for after at all from inspiring English sources

And I didn't think things were looked after at all".

You're not really qualified to do anything.' "I was not looked after at all.

"In the 60s," Lloyd recalls, "there was a lot of art to be had on the secondary market and living artists were not well looked after at all.

And now, finally, this, the Nobel, the vindication of her life's work, and though she seemed pleased enough, you could see that it hadn't been the Prize she was after at all.

When I myself finally made it into New York full time in 1985, with a couple of years of Village Voice bylines under my belt and not much else, I wound up getting a fair amount of what I wanted, or thought I wanted … and also quite a bit of what I should not have gone after at all.

In many schools around the country you will find dedicated staff making little budgets go a long way and doing lots of exciting things in and out of their libraries, but you will also find schools with no library at all, a library run by an already stretched teacher with little time or resources to give it, or a roomful of books that no-one looks after at all.

After looking at all the available options it appears that baggage still creates a problem for those travelling.

That is what he is good at, after all.

Being creative is what artists are good at, after all.

So if the things we run after aren't going to last forever, why run after them at all.

Or by even never going out after work at all.