Sentence examples for informed us after from inspiring English sources

The Football Association (FA) informed us after publication that Edward Powell sadly died earlier this summer, and they will be updating their website accordingly.

Indeed, the Government informed us after argument that this problem is involved in another case, pending below, where an accused initially indicted for only one offense has been reindicted for three.

Happily, our hosts informed us after we had arrived, they had just heard an announcement that the curfew had been postponed until midnight for the weekend and beyond, so we all relaxed for a leisurely evening together.

George S. Hellman, who sent us the manuscript, has informed us, after subsequent research, that the discovery of this paper among various unpublished Irving documents led to his (and our) error.

They informed us, after reviewing applicable evidence, that the matter is closed".

I'm not sure if my dad's having the short end of the custody stick had more to do with the times or the "fact" that my dad never wanted any kids, or so my mother informed us after the separation.

There's clumsy foreshadowing: "I didn't suppose for a moment, though, that we'd seen the last of the famous marshal of Dodge," Nellie informs us after meeting Wyatt Earp.

We were somewhere in the vicinity of the Gowanus Canal, our host, Susan Morrison, informed us, shortly after bringing Loudon Wainwright III onto the stage.

He had six kids, he informed us, all named after famous people in the Bible.

I remember being disgusted by the adoration poured on to a rabble-rousing Ken Livingstone, who informed us to great cheers after the riots in Tottenham had resulted in some poor policeman's head being hacked off that "Thatcher was the real hooligan".

Roger Martin, Academic Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the Rotman School of Management, informed us in Harvard Business Review that, "After Michael C. Jensen and William H. Meckling published "Theory of the Firm: Managerial Behavior, Agency Costs and Ownership Structure" in the Journal of Financial Economics in 1976, "maximizing shareholder value" became the new corporate mantra".