Sentence examples for afterwards more from inspiring English sources

Two weeks afterwards, more than 240 people were killed in an attempted coup in Turkey.

But the wave of bombings and suicide attacks that struck the kingdom in May 2003 claiming at the time and afterwards more than 280 lives has largely subsided.

Afterwards, more than 100 members of the local Jewish, Muslim and Christian communities helped with the clear-up, according to Simon Yaffe, from the Jewish Telegraph.

The recovery of a document which had lain secluded in an office in the colony enabled Sir John afterwards more fully to substantiate one of the most important charges he had made, nevertheless Lord Stanley refused to modify the terms he had employed, or to make any concession calculated to soothe the wounded feeling of an honourable and zealous officer.

You would term it hubris, except the rugby afterwards more than matched the thunder of the build-up.

We see again that the observed plot lies below the theoretical model starting from year 3.5 through year 6.5 (about 3 years), quickly increasing afterwards more than expected.

You feel different afterwards - more alert, more informed.

I was up £100, but afterwards, the more I had, the more I fed the machine.

Was what came afterwards necessarily more radical?

What happens afterwards is more of a problem, though.

Afterwards, many more people began to think that it was dangerous.