The phrase "alone after i" is not correct in written English due to the lack of proper capitalization and context.
It could be used in a context where someone is expressing a feeling of solitude following an action or event related to "I."
Example: "I felt completely alone after I realized my mistake."
Alternatives: "by myself after I" or "solitary after I".
"Intimacy" doesn't have such an obvious theme, and yet it would not leave me alone after I saw it, perhaps because the play is, I think, not really about what it purports to be about — the sins of the father being passed down to the children.
I remember sitting there alone, after I had the thought that I was going to jump out of my window.
As long as I can remember, I've been unreasonably afraid to be home alone after sundown -- I was convinced that a burglar or a kidnapper was going to break in.
I take a little time and just sit on the sofa and enjoy alone time after I've gotten the kids off to school.
In the locker room alone after my workout, I feel unsettled.
On top of the annual beginning-of-the-year slog of being single and alone after the holidays, I was drowning from the veritable wave of house issues and didn't have enough hands or feet to plug the gaps of the dam that was about to break.
I remember I was sitting alone after dinner one night and I turned to a blank page and wrote, "On the first day, there's a sense of relief".
I went into a room alone after two years and I talked to God and myself.
When I was 23, alone after a bad break-up, I drank about one-third of a bottle of alcohol, a brown substance given to me by someone who didn't know me very well.
On my first Valentine's Day alone, 10 months after I lost him, I was shocked to receive a gorgeaus bouquet addressed to me..from John.
Under the Christmas tree I make the appropriate noises of delight, but then later, alone, after the house is dark, I reverse my response, I reject the gifts by wrapping them back up as if I've never opened them.
