Sentence examples for afterward which from inspiring English sources

What happened afterward — which biochemical steps transformed those organic compounds into living organisms — is still almost completely unknown.

There's usually a glass of wine in it for me afterward, which I promptly coat with sweaty fingerprints.

That involved rearranging furniture, preparing balanced snacks, assisting the teacher and cleaning up afterward, which took up 10 to 12 hours a week.

The show was also, the study's authors reported, a good conversation starter; fully 40% "talked to a parent afterward", which may be progress.Teenagers themselves are being more cautious.

At the reception afterward, which featured a variety of Welsh cheeses and drinks, Mr. Rhys told me, "I still think it's his best performance".

Mr. Philby was said to suffer from depression and alcoholism afterward, which some said stemmed from disappointment and disillusionment with the Communist state he found there.

Then, it seemed an epiphany in the classic literary sense, an event after which nothing afterward would be the same.

Nelson, always full of energy and spunk, seemed quieter afterward, drained, which doctors said was typical after an operation like that one.

Mr. Delvoye's work may be what people hear about before the show opens, but Thek's art is what they should remember afterward -- which, among other things, suggests that an artist of undervalued stock can also profit from the new economy of attention.

You can always celebrate your wedding with a party or two afterward, to which your parents could be invited separately.

Troubled by arthritis, he retired shortly afterward, by which time his Afro-Cuban music had fallen out of fashion.