The phrase "after eve" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time or event following "Eve," but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "We will meet after Eve to discuss the plans for the event."
Alternatives: "following Eve" or "post-Eve".
The stage goes dark after Eve turns the gun on the Boss, though, and it is in the poignant second part that the play is most effective.
Fifty years after Eve Arden made Miss Brooks the country's favorite English teacher (and an inspiration to women who worked before it was the thing to do), Justin Bartha brings wisecracking manliness to the undisciplined classrooms of Filmore High.
Though "Sex and Rage" came out only half a decade after "Eve's Hollywood," the cultural hangover that would send Babitz out of print had already begun.
In the prequels, Bill Nighy, as the top vampire-villain, munched on flesh and scenery in equal measure; here, Stephen Rea, as a scientist after Eve's DNA, and Charles Dance, as a vampire elder, assume that duty.
Many believed that the first sin committed after Eve tasted the forbidden fruit was carnal lust.
." After "Eve," Miss Baxter struck out on her own, leaving the studio to free-lance in film, TV and plays.
Baird was returned to a more prominent cabinet position in August 2002 after Eves separated the ministries of Environment and Energy and appointed Baird to head the latter department.
(Tess's latest film, 'Man Up', is available on DVD) "After saving Eve from a dust storm and taking her to his home, Wall-E shers her a plant.
However, older people also have become a part of the market, with many of them drinking coffee after the eve ning meal.
Labeled "Parasite Singles" (after "Parasite Eve," a Japanese horror flick in which extraterrestrial hatchlings feed off unsuspecting human hosts before bursting, "Alien -style, through their bellies), they pAlien -styledo no housework and come and go freely.
Shortly after Christmas eve, the Samwer brothers switched on MyCityDeal.
