Sentence examples for afterward influential from inspiring English sources
The plantation had slaves before the American Civil War – some of whose descendants share the surname and call themselves the "black McCains" – and sharecroppers afterward; influential blues guitarist Mississippi John Hurt was born on the plantation to one of the latter.
At his death, Pflueger was not finished with the radical interior and exterior transformation of the I. Magnin flagship store at Union Square, a sleek International design that remained influential for years afterward.
More influential after the break.
Opening nights are important psychically, as well as practically, in the life of a show, given that most productions are "frozen" by that point — meaning that few, if any, artistic changes are inserted — and reviews from influential critics usually run soon afterward.
Shortly afterward, Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson, who was influential in constructing the new power plant, announced that Reclamation would present the project to Congress for appropriation and funding.
Geoffrey Grigson, in full Geoffrey Edward Harvey Grigson (born March 2, 1905, Pelynt, Cornwall, Eng. died Nov. 25, 1985, Broad Town, Wiltshire) English editor, poet, and literary critic who became known in the 1930s primarily as the founder-editor of the influential periodical New Verse (1933 39) and afterward as the editor and author of many poetry anthologies.
Soon afterward, top Republicans curtailed his powers on his influential subcommittee.
This view is influential.
"He's really influential".
