Sentence examples for followed a sequence from inspiring English sources

The batsman's 15th List A hundred followed a sequence in which he has scored more than 300 runs over his past seven ODI innings, stretching back to his maiden England hundred at Old Trafford against Australia in September.

That goal followed a sequence of fouls apparently so misjudged by the match officials and weighted in favor of Bayern, that it was hard to credit the judgments.

The decline has followed a sequence of seemingly unrelated events, including a broader-than-normal overhaul of its product line that is expected to hurt profit margins in the near term and a rare shake-up in Apple's senior ranks.

For example, the eruptions of Mount St. Helens from 1980 to 1986 followed a sequence of small Vulcanian-type explosions, large Pelean and Plinian explosions, and finally extrusions of viscous lava into a lava dome that capped the vent.

The renewed contact with the legacy of Antiquity was rather visceral, for it followed a sequence of archaeological excavations, first at Herculanum and Pompeii (reported in Cochin & Bellichard 1753, Winckelmann 1762, and Caylus 1752), and then in Athens and in Egypt.

Rather, in Kuhn's eyes, astrology is not science because it was always more akin to medieval medicine; they followed a sequence of rules and guidelines for a seemingly necessary field with known shortcomings, but they did no research because the fields are not amenable to research, and so, "They had no puzzles to solve and therefore no science to practise".

Ras activation by RasGRP, on the other hand, follows a sequence of signalling steps which provide a graded (analogue) downstream response following BCR or TCR activation.

There follows a sequence without which no film can reasonably call itself a chick flick.

Mr. Hague's arrival as a credible Conservative leader follows a sequence of failed "relaunches," fresh starts and new initiatives.

Probably our favourite park was Krka, in Dalmatia, which follows a sequence of gorges, lakes and rapids of the river Krka towards the Adriatic.

Even for those who do, advocates for the blind say that the Braille-equipped machines are next to useless because they require the user to follow a sequence of visual instructions on a screen.