The phrase "afterwards we start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action will take place following a previous event or action.
Example: "After we finish the meeting, afterwards we start the project planning session."
Alternatives: "then we begin" or "subsequently we commence".
Afterwards, we start our lessons in sustainability: vermiculture, permaculture, growing edible and native plants, food justice, water conservation, alternative energy, citizenship, solar ovens, and more!
Manager Nicky Law said afterwards: 'We started slowly but we got the break, and in the second half we were magnificent.
Soon afterwards, we started having sex.
Afterwards, we started a randomised phase II III study comparing our experimental chemoradiation regimen with FOLFOX4 to the standard cisplatin/fluorouracil chemoradiation combination in patients with EC.
"We get in the car afterwards, and we start talking right away, and it just keeps going.
So, let's design the future systems of value for the 99% of people, and afterwards we can start designing iconic gadgets into these systems.
Science was good to us in the last century: 100 years ago we learned to put patients to sleep for surgery and then reliably wake them up afterwards; 60 years ago we started producing antibiotics; the last 30 years heralded a better understanding of genetics, cancer and heart disease, as well as some new therapies.
As De Biasi said afterwards: "We needed a good start and that didn't happen.
"Afterwards you start thinking, 'Whoa, wait a minute.
"While I am working, I don't feel it, because I'm too busy moving them, but afterwards I start to cry".
Chelmsford-born Croker played in every game of the 2010 tournament, but decided to take a break from the sport afterwards to start a family with husband James.
