Sentence examples for assuming after from inspiring English sources

It is very likely party strategy to attempt to engage the African American vote post primary, some 30 million strong, and will look to a lame duck, token President to shore up their needs as they look to the general, I am assuming, after Sanders has been defeated.

He assumed, after George Washington University Law School, that he might end up in a policy position on Capitol Hill.

"I assumed after that that it was my job to lose".

Is he really as good as people assumed after a couple of strong showings last year?

In June 1998, Clinton named Holbrooke ambassador to the United Nations -- a job he finally assumed after a long confirmation process.

So I assumed after that I could never be a Tory MP and I was just an activist.

Iraq is the de facto head of the Arab League, a position it assumed after Libya was suspended from the group.

Referring to 2007, he said, "I assumed after we won the championship that would give us a chance to keep battling away".

The agency serves as a guarantor for 29,000 employer-sponsored pension plans, obligations it assumes after a company goes bankrupt, like Trans World Airlines or Bethlehem Steel.

"I used to assume after watching the movie Blood Diamonds that diamonds were not acceptable to buy from Africa," Kardashian wrote on her blog.

ALBANY (AP) — Gov. David A. Paterson said on Tuesday that he would run in 2010 for a full term in the office he assumed after Eliot Spitzer's resignation.