The phrase "after snack" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the time period following a snack or light meal. For example: - "We can go for a walk after snack time." - "After snack, we will continue working on our project." - "I always feel more energized after snack." - "After snack, she likes to relax and read a book." - "We usually have outdoor playtime after snack in the afternoon."
For instance, if students decide to wash dishes after snack time, then they follow a step-by-step procedure, and the teacher assesses whether a student can complete a full cycle of work without breaking it up into smaller pieces or getting distracted.
After Snack Abnesti called me into Control.
The oxidative stress marker changed over time (P =.043), increasing after snack 1 and decreasing before snack 2, with no change after snack 2. The antioxidant marker increased 2 hours after each snack (P =.003).
Peripheral vascular function improved from fasting to 2 hours after snack 1 (RHI2h−0h, P =.010), but the change before and after snack 2, RHI6h−4h, was negative (P =.026), indicating reduced endothelial function after repeated snacking.
Novalee's friend Lexie Coop Ashley Juddd), a nurse, is a single mom with a passel of kids she named after snack foods: Baby Ruth, Praline, Brownie.
They also practiced washing their hands after snack time.
Introducing: the Cronut, currently the most sought-after snack on earth.
For taking images after snacking, there was also improvement (21% before training and 43% after; P<0.0001).
In New Hampshire last year, four bears were found dead after snacking on 90 pounds of chocolates and doughnuts.
But he immediately intuited why others wouldn't and why, after snacking, we're increasingly more comfortable holding a spent plastic bag than an apple core.
Ernest Carter of Chicago, whose grandmother died after snacking on peanut butter crackers linked to Parnell's plant, called the apology "too little, too late".
