Sentence examples for devised soon after from inspiring English sources

I read up on Barrymore's life — particularly in his entertainingly fraudulent and entirely ghostwritten autobiography and in "Good Night, Sweet Prince," an equally fanciful work, devised, soon after the star's death, by his close friend Gene Fowler.

Soon after, F.B.I.

It's been twenty-five yearsincece Sahlins first devised some after-dinner entertainment at a decennial meeting of the Association of Social Anthropologists in Great Britain, published soon thereafter by Prickly Paradigm's first incarnation, Prickly Pear.

The Clusters of Orthologous Groups (COGs) resource was devised for this purpose soon after the representatives of all three domains of life (Bacteria, Archaea and Eukarya) were sampled by complete genome sequencing (Tatusov et al., 1997).

As Barthes himself all but abandoned this discourse soon after devising it, it's hardly surprising that literary poststructuralism (like its successor, deconstruction) has long been out of vogue in academia.

The complaint centers on a single deal known as Braveheart, which was devised by Enron in 2000 soon after the company entered into a joint venture with Blockbuster to build a business to allow customers to download feature films and other videos from the Internet.

In certain cases, laws are amended to neutralize the effectiveness of tax-avoidance methods soon after they are devised.

Soon after, I began devising a plan in which Kevin and I would end up "2gether 4ever," as all my notebooks stated.

Users soon devised ways by which the answers to their questions came within minutes after the conclusion of the analysis.

But after hard work in his spare time, he soon devised an escape plan.

Soon after obtaining them, Russia reportedly devised big plans for the dolphins.