Sentence examples for after that sometime from inspiring English sources

The clay-forming period, he surmises, began shortly after that—sometime between 4.4 billion and 4 billion years ago.

After that, sometime in 2018, the next step in the business plan is to set up an API, pitching it to larger companies with lots of propriety research locked up in their own R&D databases — with Iris envisaged as a SaaS for unlocking insights from within internal R&D departments — so still a far cry from a robot scientist but, in business model terms, a bit more grown up.

But the problems didn't end, and so, after decades of tinkering, Lincoln Center announced this week that sometime after 2009, the hall would be gutted again.

Tabman later recalled, in a sworn statement, that sometime after the meeting he'd told DeVecchio about the D.E.A. case, and found him "very interested in this matter".

Karim O'Driscoll, a spokesman, said that the bigger condo units were selling out, and that sometime after mid-November everything would be gone for Christmas and New Year's.

Neighbors said that sometime after 2 a.m., they awoke to cries of "Fire!" and rushed out of the building to a plaza.

Michele Cahill, Mr. Klein's senior counsel for education policy, said that sometime after the news conference, Mr. Clayton applied to be a regional parent support team leader.

ABC executives and Mr. McPherson knew that sometime after the actor's funeral on Sept. 15, they would have to make a decision.

It appears that sometime after the Vigna attack at 9 05 and before 9 15, the group of boys found Mr. Diaz walking by himself.

A search of Google's cache reveals that sometime after 22 July, MelaniaTrump.com was redirected to Trump.com, the official site for the Trump Organization.

The main reason is that, sometime after Payne committed to directing the project, he decided to fuse the book with a script of his own called "The Coward," which he'd begun ten years ago at U.C.L.A. film school.