Sentence examples for behaved after from inspiring English sources

Their ingratitude was regularly exhibited at monthly meetings of the 1963 Club, where members conducted themselves very much as Bourbon émigrés behaved after the French revolution.

I don't think it made Britain less racist but it stayed on people's minds – especially with the way Mrs Lawrence behaved after the attacks.

If this is how I behaved after less than 24 hours, no wonder the two sides act the way they do.

Remembering a similar incident from the past (believe it or not, this was not the first time boxers had been badly behaved after taking their gloves off) he referred to a "rammy".

Chris Watling of Longview Economics points to an intriguing one; the relationship between corporate bond spreads and equity markets.He looked at the way markets behaved after previous US recessions.

As has been the case with many American critics of Keystone XL, which is being proposed by TransCanada, British Columbia said that much remained unknown about how bitumen behaved after spills, particularly in water.

This was the way we behave after a defeat.

–How did the tsunami behave after hitting the coastline?

They detailed the vast differences in the way people from diverse cultures behave after excessive alcohol.

We ask them to talk about how they might behave after a stabbing.

But the small net number masks how much is at stake if the swaps do not behave after Greece's debt exchange as investors planned.