Sentence examples for afterward exploited from inspiring English sources
To be sure, many designers have benefited from their trade with a first lady — few more so than Oleg Cassini, who dressed Mrs. Kennedy and for years afterward exploited that connection.
Afterward, we exploited a minfi-based pipeline on the same data set, to verify the effect of different preprocessing and normalization processes.
The event, however, could be exploited afterward as a signal to dissident Greeks at home that the "war of revenge" was complete.
The controversial book "Net Worth" (Viking) by David Cruise and Alison Griffiths, released last season, chronicled tales of how Howe was paid less than lesser players and how his reluctance to support a union movement in the 1950's helped to keep his fellow players exploited for decades afterward.
Throughout their long career and afterward, their exploits were seized upon by writers who exaggerated and romanticized their deeds to meet the demands of Eastern readers for bloody Western tales of derring-do.
The slugger is a better bunter than most people imagine, Payton said afterward, talking about the instances in which Burnitz has exploited an overshifted infield with a bunt.
Soon afterward, the penetrating properties of the rays began to be exploited for medical purposes, with no inkling that such radiation might have deleterious effects.
He exploited the vulnerable.
Some people exploited that".
