Sentence examples for after sense from inspiring English sources

Kate Winslet won her third Bafta – after Sense and Sensibility and The Reader – for her role as Apple marketing executive Joanna Hoffman in Steve Jobs.

Earliest use I can find -- though not quite in the sought-after sense of "vote splitter" -- is by The Times's Anthony Lewis in 1959, who recounted a legislative maneuver of Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson to outfox Democratic liberals: "The Senator from Texas obviously enjoyed the role of spoiler hugely".

Not long after, a sense of isolation and homesickness prompted me to move back East.

After sensing discomfort Saturday, Revis was shut down after participating in positional drills.

This cleaning procedure was also used to regenerate the device after sensing experiments.

They signed Ellsbury earlier in the week after sensing that Cano would leave.

Schlink started to write in the 80s after sensing something was missing in his life.

Becky Hall's son had experienced a flashback, fleeing a relative's home after sensing that Iraqi insurgents had surrounded him.

Apple launched Ping in September after sensing a gap in the market for a social network based around music.

In order to understand the behaviour of electrochemical interaction, the phase and morphology of the electrode material is studied prior and after sensing.

After sensing that no other monkeys saw him tumble, he marched off, back high, head and tail up, as if nothing had happened.