Sentence examples for after items from inspiring English sources

One building in the city was evacuated after items tumbled down and computer monitors smashed.

Hallways are named after items on the menu; you may find yourself in McNugget Aisle 2.

The CVS Corporation, one of the nation's largest drugstore chains, says shrinkage, the industry term for unexplained inventory losses, started to rise noticeably at the beginning of the third quarter with thieves going after items like batteries and disposable cameras.

After items are selected, groups brainstorm how each item should be displayed in order to convey the desired effect (e.g. a journal might be displayed open with a pen across the page).

After items are completed, they may be "aged" (rubbed, torn, or otherwise altered to make them look older) and placed in plastic bags, sealed, and marked to indicate that they were taken from a "contaminated" site, to be displayed around the classroom or in a display case in a school hallway.

Nouns in consonant stems began to acquire the endings of the -a declension; e.g., thygatēr, 'daughter,' accusative thygatera, was remodeled after items such as khōra, khōran 'country.' The dual number was lost in nouns, verbs, and adjectives, as was the optative mood (expressing wish or desire) of verbs.

Bottles of original Kina Lillet became much sought-after items by cocktail aficionados.

Among the most sought-after items are the large five-panel maps of the '30s issued by Sinclair.

And in many cases, after an initial onslaught, crowds dwindled after the few sought-after items had sold out.

The most sought-after items were always those imported (or smuggled) from abroad, especially from the West, and shadow economies became an inalienable part of Soviet consumption.

Sometimes, the most sought-after items aren't plastic bags but pens and scraps of paper for jotting down names, e-mail addresses and other information about employment.