Sentence examples for after that extended from inspiring English sources

Each of the almost 600 home runs Ruth hit in his career after that extended his own record.

This effect was shown by the daily counting of dead insects over a period of incubation after feeding that extended up to 7 weeks for M. anisopliae (Fig. 3) and up to 6 weeks for B. bassiana (Fig. 4).

More than a year after Powell's speech, after an investigation that extended to three continents, the CIA acknowledged that Curveball was a con artist who drove a taxi in Iraq and spun his engineering knowledge into a fantastic but plausible tale about secret bioweapons factories on wheels.

James W. Lynn, a factory inspection manager at Wal-Mart, was fired in 2002 for fraternization with a subordinate after an investigation that extended across several countries.

When it emerged that one fan vented his frustration at Pearson in December after a defeat that extended the club's winless streak to nine matches, the majority of Leicester supporters expressed their backing for the manager, even though his intemperate response to the abusive fan earned him a one-match ban from the Football Association.

The senators who described the confrontation emphasized that tempers may have been running higher than usual after contentious budget negotiations that extended into last week.

After a fruitless chase that extended into northern France and back toward Paris, the police tracked the brothers early Friday to Dammartin-en-Goële.

BLOCKBUSTER WINNER After a bankruptcy auction that extended into the early hours on Wednesday, Dish Network said it was the winner of Blockbuster's assets, with a bid valued at $320 million.

A prolific batsman, he enjoyed a career for Somerset that extended till after the second world war.

After determining that extending the intervals between immunisations enhanced the induction of lung IgA, we then tested varying amounts of mannan mixed with a constant low dose of H1N1; while a small amount of mannan had proven unable to adjuvant a small amount of H1N1, we hypothesised that a large amount of mannan may be able to.

Clerks in the Commons have said the Lords amendment triggers financial privilege after government estimated that extending the vote to 16- and 17-year-olds would cost £6m.