Sentence examples for emerging thereafter from inspiring English sources

I would bring them to sleepovers, and watch as my friends curled up beneath blankets in anticipation of each new slaying, quickly emerging thereafter to try to catch the others in the room silly enough to show that they were indeed afraid.

In such circumstances, bacterial population persistence will be more likely if large amounts of genetically based variation for adaptation are present, either through standing variation when stresses are introduced or mutations emerging thereafter (Bell and Collins 2008).

In our experiments, weighted Unifrac distances typically decreased during the first few days following inoculation, but no obvious trend emerged thereafter.

Post-treatment follow-up of these patients should be complete by mid-2003, with safety and pharmacokinetic data emerging shortly thereafter.

The process can take from 24 to 36 hours for the first chick, while the second chick will likely emerge shortly thereafter.

He emerged shortly thereafter and drove away in the same car, closely followed in a second car by a person described by Finley as a 'well-known police character.' Finley pursued the cars until they stopped near another residence which was entered by petitioner.

Grameen emerged soon thereafter, based on several key operational techniques: loans were made to individuals but through small groups who in effect (if not explicitly) had joint liability; the loans were for business, not consumption; and collection was frequent, usually weekly.

Thereafter emerged the back story of how he moved penniless to Paris six years ago with a suitcase filled with uncooked spaghetti.

He entered politics as a Democrat in 1834 and shortly thereafter emerged a leader of Tammany Hall.

The parents then entered Ellyn's room and shortly thereafter emerged with a signed document designating them as the plan's recipients.

The peacock butterfly is a long-lived univoltine species; in central Sweden, the adult butterflies typically eclose from the pupa in July and enter hibernation in August/September and thereafter emerge in April/May to reproduce (Wiklund et al. 2008).