Sentence examples for afterward led from inspiring English sources

In the question-and-answer session afterward (led by the former New York Times dance critic Jennifer Dunning), she explained that musical and dance structure followed a formula but that there was leeway within.

In late August, a televised confrontation between a man who was orphaned at 2 when his parents were killed in northern Chile shortly after the coup and the military officer, now retired, who delivered him to a convent afterward led to the resignation of the officer from his current post as director of the country's Electoral Service.

It was broadcast in November, during the week of the 40th anniversary of President Kennedy's death, and a squall of protest arose shortly afterward, led by the broadcaster Bill Moyers Jack Valentii, president of the Motion Picture Association of America; and others who worked for Johnson during his presidency.

In 2007, we screened the film "Flock of Dodos" before it was widely released and held a panel discussion afterward led by UTK faculty.

That observation, plus the knowledge that schizophrenics often abuse cigarettes and report relief from their symptoms afterward led Alessandro Guidotti, a neuroscientist at the University of Illinois in Chicago, and colleagues, to explore the connection between nicotine and GABA production.

Simon Rattle finally gave the premiere with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in 1983 and shortly afterward led the U.S. premiere with the L.A. Phil.

Afterward, lead a brief discussion.

What happens afterward leads Dorothea to provide her daughter — and the reader — an engrossing if occasionally languorous meditation on marriage, womanhood, genius and grief, all played out in a teeming milieu of characters drawn from life and literature.

Afterward, Bowyer led Martin by 35.

Soon afterward, Toumba led his soldiers to the bleachers where the opposition leaders were sitting.

Afterward, he led the pallbearers, including spy chiefs and Army bosses, decades his senior.