Sentence examples for follows something from inspiring English sources

The warning follows something similar from Goldman Sachs.

The appointment of Salmon follows something of a senior management exodus at Endemol Shine including most recently president Tim Hincks.

A. To designate an act that in time immediately follows something, immediately, forthwith, directly, without delay, = statim, αὐτίκα (very freq. in all periods and kinds of composition).

"Herman Schmerman" is a bracing dance, especially when it follows something as playfully mellow and romantic as "La Source," which opened the program.

I think there's a small-c conservatism that follows something like the global financial crisis, which the commentariat might have underestimated".

If there is a shift in the polls, it is much more likely to be real rather than illusory if it follows something like an Israeli air strike on Iran or a stock market crash than something like this or this.

But in the weeks that followed, something went wrong.

"What do you say we follow something else?" October 22, 2015.

But Mr. Goldman knew in the weeks that followed something was out of sync.

The findings generally agreed with Dr. Provine's observations that laughter only rarely followed something funny.

I wanted to be sure I would follow something I was passionate about.