Sentence examples for has subsequently made from inspiring English sources

This has subsequently made me feel at home within the Architecture Department.

Adamsdale has subsequently made his debut film appearance as a newsreader on Richard Curtis Thee Boat That Rocked.

A contrary conclusion is not required by the fact that the Court has subsequently made exceptions from the Miranda rule, see, e.g., New York v. Quarles, 467 U.S. 649.

This has now been clarified to include a reference to the fact that Mr Hildebrand later referred to the existence of a specific exemption for people who failed to report child sex abuse because they felt their safety was threatened and has subsequently made clear he did not support the jailing of domestic violence victims who fail to report child sex abuse.

In the early 1970s the French choreographer Pierre Lacotte staged his version of the original 1832 "Sylphide," and he has subsequently made quite a career out of reinventing the 19th century, most notably in 2000, when he remounted the Russian ballet "The Pharaoh's Daughter" for the Bolshoi (which has taken it to London and New York).

After a 90-minute meeting in the West Wing of the White House on Monday, Mr. Schumer appeared to be mollified on a number of concerns he has with some votes Mr. Hagel made while serving in the Senate and myriad comments he has subsequently made regarding the nuclear threat of Iran and other matters.

During the 1993 mayoral campaign, Kerik, a detective, had volunteered to drive him around the city on weekends, and Giuliani had subsequently made him commissioner of the Corrections Department.

As it was the team somehow managed to win through to Beijing, but perhaps it is little surprise that few members of the squad have subsequently made a significant impression for the Socceroos.

The man, Hisham, buried the first victims here after the massacre in January, and had subsequently made it his job to attend to some of the war's unidentified dead.

First, the HP/UCLA group published a paper describing what is in effect a molecular fuse-a one-time switch based on a complex, dumbbell-shaped organic molecule called rotaxane; the scientists have subsequently made reversible switches.

Fuller sets of recordings have subsequently made the rounds among fans, but this is the first time that all the salvageable recordings – some of which were only discovered recently – have been made available, as a six CD boxset (and two CD highlights package).