Sentence examples for mattered after from inspiring English sources

Not that it mattered: after all, they needed two.

Interestingly, the Tucker team never led the event until it mattered: after the last round.

None of that mattered after Hitchcock walked the leadoff man, Coco Crisp.

The only questions to Mr Cameron that mattered after his Commons statement on the new deal were from Conservative MPs.

"Hamburger Hill, Dunkirk, Gettysburg — at the end of the day none of that terrain really mattered after it was done.

Perhaps, but Cranleigh was faster last year when it really mattered after Ernie Els won at Royal Lytham.

What do they matter, after all – what does anything matter – when the worst has already happened?

David Brooks (column, March 30) suggests that SAT scores will not matter after the college admissions process.

As it turned out, it did not really matter after his early mishap.

And, once again, it doesn't seem to matter after repeated listens.

All these are demonstrations of Nigerians finally believing that their votes actually matter after years of disappointment with election rigging.