Sentence examples for may afterward from inspiring English sources

Or a woman who was violently raped may afterward be unable to explain her bruises or shock until perhaps she returns to the crime scene.

The conscious mind makes certain preparations and maneuvers, and may afterward come up with certain explanations, but the important work of thought and creation is coming out of the unknowable.

Go for a run immediately afterward, and your body may later better remember.

This should go a long way to curb bankers' penchant to take on any bet — no matter how enormous its risks — to reap short-term profits and "earn" a large bonus, oblivious to what may happen afterward.

But Admiral Mullen knows that someday that war will be over — and it will be too late to decide then what kind of military America will need to defend against threats that may emerge afterward.

Perhaps the best-known is the incontestable clause, which provides that if a policy has been in force for two years the insurer may not afterward refuse to pay the proceeds or cancel the contract for any reason except nonpayment of premiums.

Wear ear protection for jobs requiring constant or extended hammering or your ears may ring afterward.

He plans to attend the New Brunswick screening of "After the Fire" and may answer questions afterward — but only if Mr. Simons, 30, of Roselle, does not attend.

Cozying up afterward may be the better part of valor.

They may be upset afterward but not aggrieved enough to follow through with a lengthy lawsuit.

The audience sits on the stage, and afterward may take part in a discussion with the cast and staff.