Sentence examples for afterwards recognised from inspiring English sources

Courtenay readied his ship for battle and at 03 30 the ship passed at a distance of 3.5 nautical miles and was shortly afterwards recognised as a frigate flying the French tricolour.

The success of these books created a new career for the author, who for several years afterwards was recognised as a leading writer for older children.

Immediately afterwards, she was recognised at the airport.

Instead, as Holst recognised afterwards, his encounter with Purcell's Dido and Aeneas prompted his searching for a "musical idiom of the English language"; the folksong revival became a further catalyst for Holst to seek inspiration from other sources during the first decade or so of the new century.

Ceferin did not specifically refer to this in his speech but, quizzed afterwards, said he also recognised the importance of the biggest leagues.

Afterwards the girl approaches him: "I recognised you from the TV," she says.

Soon afterwards, the Soviet Union, the socialist countries of Eastern Europe and India recognised the Vietnamese-installed People's Republic of Kampuchea.

Afterwards, Schou read everything he could on the subject and recognised an opportunity.

"But we had lots of positives, including Kevin Penny who was outstanding and that was recognised by his team-mates in the dressing room afterwards.

"He recognised it right away and put it on," she recalled afterwards.

I was musing on it afterwards: does he not recognise me, or does he recognise me and not care?