Sentence examples for again after the next from inspiring English sources

Germany's Greens, who are soaring in the polls, may join the federal government again after the next election.

Through the years, Mr. Quinn McDonagh repeatedly declares he's retiring, only to begin training again after the next taunting tape arrives.

We may well do so again after the next major terror attack, particularly if it turns out to have been planned by people who were released from Guantánamo.

For the next few days the three men have a wonderful time, and agree to meet again after the next summit, this time at the Indian bureaucrat's house.A year goes by, the conference ends and they set off.

At this point there's no logic, politics and sentiment aside, to FEMA simply rebuilding single-family homes on barrier islands like the Rockaways, where they shouldn't have been built in the first place, and like bowling pins will tumble again after the next hurricane strikes.

Some of them may end up dealing with unscrupulous subcontractors and workplace hazards once again after the next big storm.

The triggers are meant to be pulled on December 23rd, but if no agreement has been reached, the cuts do not take effect for over a year after that, leaving Congress plenty of time to reconsider.Small comforts Mr Obama did secure his priorities: the debt ceiling will not be an issue again until after the next election, and programmes for the poor were largely protected.

It's obviously not going away, so expect people to use it again after the inevitable next big storm.

These boys will never speak again after the next two years of forced school friendship.

The maths will again be crucial after the next election.

The amount of cancer-specific DNA in the person's blood dropped in the hours after surgery, rose again during the next few weeks, and then dropped again after chemotherapy and surgery for a secondary tumor in the liver.