Sentence examples for almost directly after from inspiring English sources
Maybe he thinks we've forgotten he's following in the footsteps of his father, former Arkansas governor and U.S. Sen. David Pryor; or that he entered government almost directly after graduating from the University of Arkansas.
At one point, the man even made the comment "Brother can't even say King's name.…" Almost directly after that comment, the broadcast of the show was interrupted and, for the last ten to fifteen minutes of the show, just a message with the date and name of the show appeared on the screen.
"I got to do LSD on rooftops, and all these things that I think actually a lot of young writers now are a little bit deprived of, because the track now is to go get your undergraduate degree, and then almost directly after go get your MFA.
They observed such spikes of information when eye witnesses and their neighbors reacted almost directly after the event.
The PET/CT scan (Gemini TF64; Philips Healthcare, Best, The Netherlands) consisted of three dynamic frames of 15 min each and was started almost directly after injection.
Almost directly after this point in the performance, one man tried to use this bathroom even though live video of the toilet being dismantled had just been broadcast to the entire audience about 10 minutes prior.
Sexton doubled Ireland's lead with a penalty from almost directly in front of the posts after Richard Hibbard was penalised for not rolling away.
Mechanics Alley disappeared from city maps after the Manhattan Bridge was constructed, almost directly overhead, in 1905.
It's short, but Wright doesn't get enough on it, pulling almost directly to square-leg, where Cutting takes the catch after a short knee slide.
A few days after "Illyria" opened at the Public Theatre, almost directly west across town, a truck drove off the road onto the Hudson River bike path, killing eight people.
Kaczynski recalls seeing Ted again after all that time: "He walked into the court almost directly towards me, but he never made eye contact.
