Sentence examples for afterwards it's time from inspiring English sources

Arquette said afterwards: "It's time for all the women in America and all the men who love women and all the gay people and all the people of colour that we've fought for, to fight for us now".

Afterwards, it is time to specify the joint acceptance indicator, shown by Equation 19.

We were inspired and entertained and afterwards it was time to dance.

Afterwards, it was time for the participants to meet one another and start exchanging ideas, formulating teams and coming up with project concepts.

It'll make your blood run cold, and afterwards you'll probably agree: it's time to stop letting this propaganda outlet keep dressing up as a newspaper.

Without taking anything away from Wales, who were magnificent, it has to be said that Russia were woeful and it was no surprise to hear Leonid Slutsky say afterwards that it is time for someone else to take over as coach.

Speaking soon afterwards, Tony Blair said it was time to "ratchet up the international and diplomatic pressure" on Iran and demonstrate Tehran's "total isolation" on the issue.

A thoughtful and moving film, though if you can spare another 84 minutes afterwards it's well worth watching The Times of Harvey Milk to put it in historical context.

"Luckily not too much (pain during the race) but now, afterwards, it's not 100percentt but I have time to rest and get it right," Raikkonen said.

Afterwards, Hansen told reporters: "It is time to stop waffling so much and say that the evidence is pretty strong that the greenhouse effect is here". He brandished new research that forecast that 1988 was set to be the warmest year on record, as well as projections for future heat under three different emissions scenarios.

Afterwards, Hansen told reporters: "It is time to stop waffling so much and say that the evidence is pretty strong that the greenhouse effect is here".