The phrase "after theme" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs following a theme, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The discussion will continue after theme is established."
Alternatives: "following the theme" or "subsequent to the theme".
Disney World reopened the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster after theme park inspectors found no mechanical problems.
I had solved about three-quarters of the grid at that point, and thought at first that it might be a "word goes before or after" theme, which would be unusual on a Monday.
Plugging away for 20 years with his homegrown style of jazz guitar -- clean sound, strange interval jumps, theme after theme in his improvisations -- Mr. Morris has been successful in molding his own aesthetic.
This responsible-ever-after theme is carried forward into just about every other facet of renovation.
A Caribbean Fantasy Disney turned Hans Christian Andersen's "Little Mermaid" into a cartoon with a happily-ever-after theme: love conquers evil.
He also produced such works as the Violin Concerto (1939), the Cello Concerto (1940), the Symphonic Metamorphoses After Themes by Carl Maria von Weber (1946), and the operas Die Harmonie der Welt (1957; "The Harmony of the World") and The Long Christmas Dinner (1961).
The stations are named after themes and characteristics from the revolution, and we take a five stop run from Glory Station (festooned with chandelier lights that look like celebratory fireworks) to Triumph Station, lined with socialist-realist mosaics and murals.
The Mahler-Two, as Mr. Peress calls it, is known as the "Resurrection" symphony for its life-after-death theme.
Consistent through that history, before the bombs and after, are themes like patriotism and resilience.
The most sought-after wedding themes couldn't be more diametrically opposed: farms and The Great Gatsby.
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