Sentence examples for has subsequently appeared from inspiring English sources

He has subsequently appeared in acclaimed TV dramas such as Channel Four's Red Riding.

Millian, however, has subsequently appeared on Russian television to deny that he has ever had any damning information about the President.

He has subsequently appeared in dozens of Hollywood films, perhaps most memorably in Woody Allen's "Bullets Over Broadway," for which he received an Oscar nomination.

She came to the attention of Hollywood after appearing in the movies Elizabeth and Notting Hill, and has subsequently appeared in a string of hit movies.

The absolute mistress of the delegated sequel, though, is the American novelist Virginia Andrews (1923-86) who published six supernatural chillers (including Flowers in the Attic) while alive but whose name has subsequently appeared on around six dozen books, mainly written by Andrew Neiderman, who has taken the concept of ghost-writing to new levels.

He has subsequently appeared via satellite.

Collins, from Bristol, was named as the Stig by the Sunday Times in August, and photos of the driver have subsequently appeared in the press.

However, in light of recent communications with the ECB, and the unfortunate media stories and speculation that have subsequently appeared, I now consider that it would be extremely difficult for me to continue in my current position.

"I think there ought to be an immediate halt put to releases from Guantanamo". Brennan called Guantanamo Bay "a propaganda tool for al-Qaeda" and countered that 532 Guantanamo detainees had been released by the Bush administration, including some who have subsequently appeared as senior officials in the al-Qaeda organization in Yemen.

Quoting the court's foundational precedent in the voting rights area, South Carolina v. Katzenbach from 1966, she noted that the equal-sovereignty principle "applies only to the terms upon which states are admitted to the union, and not to the remedies for local evils which have subsequently appeared".

In a written statement released prior to his returning from holiday in South Africa, Pietersen said his resignation was because of "recent communications with the ECB, and the unfortunate media stories and speculation that have subsequently appeared," but he made it clear he still wanted to play Test and one-day cricket for England (for full statement, see panel, page 54).