The phrase "after loved" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sequence of events related to love, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "After loved ones have passed, we often reflect on the memories we shared."
Alternatives: "following love" or "after being loved".
We have officers dedicated to looking after loved ones.
In his latest memoir, Still Standing, O'Grady's accounts of looking after loved ones until they died in emaciated agony are devastating.
Venezuelans also note that, as the relatives of Colombian hostages have been lavished with attention, they rarely hear from their own government after loved ones are snatched into oblivion.
After loved ones die, we have to go back to the office; Mr. Greenberg's office is the studio, and "Not-About-AIDS-Dance" feels like work, in the noblest sense of the word.
One of the study's most important findings is that caregivers of critically ill family members may still be at risk for clinical depression for months, if not years, after the crisis is over — and that this risk is higher for these caregivers than for most of us, including those who look after loved ones with chronic progressive illnesses such as Alzheimer's disease.
Nearly 200 unpaid carers had to give up their jobs to look after loved ones last year, a charity has said.
"I Wrote a Good Omelet (After Loving You)" is a mischievous celebration of nurturing sex.
I'm completely mad for about three weeks after; loving everyone on the train, but being scared of supermarkets".
"I changed my wedding colours after loving her flowers.
After "Love Letters" closes, look for other big-name stars in small-scale productions.
Dumper began riding BMX about 3½ years ago after "loving the look of the sport" but never taking part.
