Sentence examples for afterward established from inspiring English sources

Groups of French Huguenots, fleeing religious persecutions in the 17th century and afterward, established themselves in the Soho district, followed by Italians in the late 19th century.

Not surprisingly, Maclean soon afterward established himself as one of the Army Medical Board's most vocal critics.

Soon afterward, he established an optometric practice in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.

Afterward he established charitable foundations and provided 14,000 gold ducats per annum for the upkeep and service of the mosque.

During the 1940s it worked a horrid recalculation of what is acceptable practice in waging war, and afterward it established a bizarre interregnum during which the safest place to be when the fighting started was in the military.

White was admitted to the bar in 1897 and afterward, he established a law practice in Charleston.

And afterward we established in the high-security prison El Altiplano, a lot of devices microphones, cameras, detectors of sounds, movements, vibrations, all kind of stuff was established there.

Butler went into independent practice afterward, eventually establishing Charles Butler Associates, with offices in New York and London.

By 1893 the British had extended their control over this part of the emirate, and shortly afterward the Royal Niger Company established a trading post in the town.

It was followed soon afterward by Normal College, established in 1869 to train female high school graduates for teaching positions, and so named because its goal was to establish norms for the profession.

Afterward Mr. Ranieri established an office for himself at Ballet Theater's Manhattan headquarters, at 890 Broadway; it is unusual for a chairman to handle day-to-day operations.