Sentence examples for long subsequent from inspiring English sources

This particular feature of Saint-Denis did not, therefore, have a very long subsequent history.

This is the case even in Britain, despite the imperial legacy and a long, subsequent history of emigration from India.

In the long, subsequent decadence of the Mycenaean age, however, there seems to have been no invention, and later pieces of goldsmiths' work repeat conventional forms and ornaments.

At a cousin's college graduation party, she met Vince Ignizio, and they saw each other often during the long subsequent summer at Manhattan Beach, when all of Bensonhurst seemed to be stretched out on beach blankets.

During his long subsequent confinement, more than 17 years of which were spent on Robben Island, a wind-scorched Alcatraz off the Cape coast, little was heard of Mr Mandela and nothing was seen of him.

But only in the epilogue do we get details learned years afterward: on one hand, how Douch maneuvered among the high command to get Bizot freed (the final order was given by Pol Pot); on the other, Douch's long subsequent career as arch-executioner.

Before long, three subsequent "Scared Straight!" productions brought film back to East Jersey State.

But Bergman's reputation as a "gloomy Swede" was not dented for long, and subsequent films confirmed his seriousness and seeming lack of humour.

Bergman's reputation as a "gloomy Swede" was not dented for long, and subsequent films confirmed his seriousness and the seeming lack of humour that had been a criticism - no doubt superficial - since childhood.

She insists that she was only using meldonium before it was banned, but that it stayed in her system so long that subsequent tests still picked it up after she gave it up.

However, waiting too long between subsequent sessions increases the pain tenfold, so stick to the schedule discussed with your technician (usually 6 weeks between treatments).