Sentence examples for afterwards precisely from inspiring English sources
Away from the main stage, the man who sells himself on having the best understanding of Mr Blair's appeal talked about carrying Blairite reforms to the public services further than the prime minister ever could.Members liked what they heard, though some also confessed they found it hard to recall afterwards precisely what it was that Mr Cameron had said.
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Afterwards, and more precisely in 1905, Einstein published a paper in which he showed that the probability density of the Brownian motion satisfies the heat equation.
The annotations were made on the scanned slides and afterwards the automated arrayer precisely punched the annotated areas out of the donor block into a new recipient block (ngTMA).
What makes this sequence of events – promise the money first, examine the business case afterwards – so astonishing is that it is precisely what the Coalition promised it would not do and precisely what it has repeatedly been advised not to do.
And then he said afterwards that 'It felt just as if I had raped you.' I thought to myself, 'Can't you understand, that is precisely what you did except that I didn't lash out or fight'.
Franco plays a man who kills a child in a car accident, and is haunted for years afterwards; the Berlin festival says it "carefully and precisely tells a story of guilt and the search for forgiveness".
Afterwards the US secretary of state John Kerry said that: "it is precisely the kind of thing that, had Turkey responded under its rights, could have resulted in a shootdown".
But it's precisely the beefing-up of the sound in the studio afterwards that gives Live and Dangerous its verisimilitude:this is what great rock bands actually feel like when you're there.
Afterwards, several people – both advisers and family members – told me that I had precisely described their experience.
