Sentence examples for after purposefully from inspiring English sources
After purposefully failing a school exam he expects that she will be greatly disappointed.
The invitation to the White House on Wednesday evening led some Republicans to suggest that he was grandstanding by inserting himself into negotiations after purposefully keeping his distance.
On the contrary, available discrepancies in the literature have been widely explained after purposefully lengthening the duration of batch experiments from some hours to some weeks (up to 16 weeks or 120 days) while working under quiescent conditions (Noubactep et al. 2003, 2005a, 2006, 2009a).
With 70% of the company's capital targeting West Texas and New Mexicoo's Permian Basin this year, "The stage is set for Apache to return to a growth profile after purposefully reducing production internationally over the past few years," he said in a note.
After purposefully selecting the initial list of candidates from among the nominations, each nominee was contacted to establish their interest and availability.
Another politically engaged writer to achieve this is, of course, Bob Dylan, whose work continued to have a political edge long after he purposefully abandoned overt protest.
CVS Pay had become the first mobile payments solution the pharmacy chain adopted, after having purposefully avoided support for Apple Pay or any other rival NFC (tap to pay) technologies at its register.
Then a redheaded girl, the smallest one of all, stepped forward in her bright blue jumper and marched purposefully after the adults.
It must have come from one of the floors above us and we half expected to see its owner, like W. C. Fields when he lost the bottle of whiskey out of an airplane in his latest picture, come plunging purposefully after it.
A 19-year-old male inmate presented to our Emergency Department (ED) after attempting to purposefully cut the dorsal surface of his penis with a brand-new razor blade for self-performed "pearling".
After twelve, Thomson purposefully installed a hefty quarter mile walking path along a river before the next tee, so that the player could "collect his thoughts" before tackling the final third of the course, which returns to the coast.
