The phrase "arrow after" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context where "arrow" refers to a symbol or direction that follows something else.
Example: "In the diagram, there is an arrow after each step to indicate the next action."
Alternatives: "pointer following" or "indicator after".
The committee took him at his word, firing arrow after arrow into his bare torso.
Mr. Solomon shoots arrow after arrow into your heart, without neglecting your mind.
This is a book that shoots arrow after arrow into your heart.
They let loose arrow after arrow, which sliced into the near-center of the target.
She shoots arrow after arrow under a fragrant orange tree in the backyard of her home, which faces Sunset Beach, a popular surfing spot in Oahu.
They'd simply fire arrow after arrow, removing the creature's health as it scrabbled against a piece of the environment, which prevented it from reaching them.
The authors call the standardised units "Arrows", after Kenneth Arrow, the economist who won the prize in 1972.The graph below shows what happens, on average, to a Nobel prize-winner's citation count before and after they are awarded the prize.
To quantify rotifer predation, students count the number of red and blue cells inside the rotifer's stomach (see arrows) after being flattened on a standard microscope slide.
Figure 16 The relationship between the number of deposition cycles and the water contact angles: water droplet profiles on the smooth substrate (dotted arrows) and on the organic/inorganic multilayer film (solid arrows) after UV/visible irradiation.
Hill left Arrows after one season and after coming close to signing for the Prost team run by his former team-mate, decided instead to sign for the Jordan team for the 1998 season.
(A ) Upper traces: three examples of the first Fluc insertion events (arrows) after adding liposomes to the bilayer.
