The phrase "afterwards got" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used informally to indicate that something happened after a previous event, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "After the meeting, I afterwards got some coffee."
Alternatives: "later received" or "subsequently obtained".
Police concluded that Kovtun had knowingly handled the murder weapon, and afterwards got rid of it.
, a clever and sharp mind, who started the bank in Paris and afterwards got the West Indian Mississippi trading company going.
Browne, a genial man, swears blind the clenbuterol they found in his system afterwards got there without his knowledge, and the minor dosage suggests he could be right.
Recently I read the book Voyage of Purpose and afterwards got into contact with David Bennett, the author.
(I have never been accused of looking slightly drunk!) He was the most slovenly-looking Best Director nominee since Peter Jackson back when he won for The Return of the King, and Jackson didn't look drunk, and also took the wake-up call, and afterwards, got his physical act together, and dropped at least 50 pounds.
He arrives at a political fundraiser, gives a speech, and afterwards gets involved in a game of pickup basketball.
"Should I go out for a long run or go out and have a few beers afterwards?" Get yourself down to the Feathers, I reckon.
Moreover, when long-term static objects get absorbed by the long-term background and afterwards get removed, an indetermination state has to be solved.
Bruce Wayne, heir to Wayne Enterprises, afterwards gets a tad roughed up by Falcone's men and thrown out of the restaurant.
The two astronauts ventured outside of the space station's Quest airlock shortly afterwards, getting to work on their second spacewalk in four days.
Afterwards get as many 'wants' in there as possible.
