Sentence examples for afterwards almost from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, almost nothing was said: no counselling; no therapy.

As McCartney told the Guardian afterwards, almost with a shrug: "It was good … There were some hilarious parts".

Chiang was defeated two years later by the forces of Mao Zedong, after a long and brutal civil war, and for decades afterwards almost nothing was heard of the Nine-Dash Line.

"There's a host of people who speak about being horrified, traumatized, who talk about a distortion in time afterwards, almost as though the accident or experience happened moments ago," said Kenneth Manges, a clinical psychologist in Cincinnati who has treated survivors of floods, fires and armed robberies.

Lewes Crown Court heard the figure rose to 383 weddings in the four years afterwards, almost a 30-fold increase.

Results from the 2011 Census suggest that about 1.1 million people were born in countries which joined the EU in 2004 or afterwards (almost 600,000 of those were born in Poland).

The GAA afterwards became almost synonymous with Irish patriotism.

Shortly afterwards, Nolan almost had a second goal not to celebrate as he, played through by the afternoon's outstanding figure, Mohamed Diamé, drove between Santon and Steven Taylor and shot just wide of the post.

And afterwards we almost had to kick them out, because they didn't want to leave," she says.

In control fruits, protein content increased in the first 4 days after removal from the plant but declined afterwards being almost 0, 8 days after being harvested (Figure 2C).

Observed proportion of keys being above the theoretical model from year 3.5 to 6.5 years suggests that after three years the keys wouldn't be much likely to leave; at least not until after 6.5 years, where the probability of remaining afterwards is almost as the 50% chance of heads in a coin flip.