Sentence examples for ages afterwards from inspiring English sources

There was no doctor or nurse and she bled for "fucking ages" afterwards.

For ages afterwards I would go into pet shops and zoos and itch to unlock the doors.

But the sense of wonder remained thrillingly intact (even though I did spend ages afterwards trying to figure out what it all meant).

John Green provided a story that was packed full of jokes, one of which, and I won't say which, left me laughing for literally ages afterwards, maybe just because I have that sort of sense of humour.

Indeed, the estimates for dietary exposure show that it peaked during adolescence and decreased with age afterwards, a pattern which is consistent with the finding that most vCJD cases are young and were therefore at most teenagers during the years when the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) epidemic was at its maximum.

Sims that age up quickly, obviously have a shorter life unless you turn off aging afterwards.

There was an overall increase in HPV prevalence with age till 22 years, afterwards a plateau phase was reached.

At the time of his death, aged 42, and for years afterwards, all anyone could talk about – and much of the talking occurred in courtrooms and under oath – was his relation to obscenity and the sexual practices of the 1970s gay liberation movement.

Only a few years afterwards, at the age of 13, she contracted polio and spent three months in an isolation ward; she recovered, but had endured both a painful separation from her parents and two brothers and witnessed distressing scenes and suffering.

The plan was to measure diameter at breast height, diameter at ground level, tree height and survival annually from age 7 to 14 (1974–1980), followed by every 3 years up to the age of 19 years, and afterwards every 5 years up to rotation age of 30 years.

- It is impossible to mention someone's name without stating their age immediately afterwards: "Sammy, 33, works as a nurse in Great Yarmouth".