To his credit, Djokovic never seemed unsettled by his afterthought status.
At the Mozarthaus Vienna – Wolfgang's apartment – on the exit wall, as if by an afterthought, there was a little copy of the Mozart family portrait.
Housman published only two volumes of verse in his lifetime; there is something very Eeyore-like in the way that he moved directly from "A Shropshire Lad," in 1896, to "Last Poems," in 1922, followed by the afterthought of "More Poems" shortly after his death, in 1936.
In addition, PETs are added onto existing systems, sometimes as an afterthought by designers and sometimes by the end-users.
It's unclear if Google has any deals in place with any collecting societies and publishers (who represent songwriters) for its upcoming music subscription service but, if history is anything to go by, these deals will be treated more as an afterthought by the company.
Such strategy could be inspired by previous afterthoughts [ 24– 26].
Recognize that mothers' health is at the heart of achieving development, not a by-product or an afterthought.
Sandoval, 24, was an afterthought by last year's World Series after hitting.330 in 2009.
The afternoon's feature chase, the bet365 Gold Cup, is not the finale it once was, rather reduced to an afterthought by the dominance of the festivals at Cheltenham, Aintree and Punchestown.
Although the act of food preparation was demoted to an afterthought by the advent of such 20th-century concepts as takeout and microwave ovens, the ritual of presentation remains deeply ingrained.
Albania has lived isolated, impoverished, overrun almost as an afterthought by the marches and countermarches of the East and West, and obdurately resistant, with an ancient code of retaliatory violence and blood feud.
