Sentence examples for mention thereafter from inspiring English sources

Islamic State at first mention, thereafter Isis.

The Guardian, in common with several other media groups, uses Islamic State at first mention, thereafter Isis.

The holy book of Islam is the Qur'an (not Koran) Islamic State at first mention, thereafter Isis.

Barbara Young, a former chief executive of the Environment Agency and Care Quality Commission (first mention), Lady Young of Old Scone (second mention), thereafter Young.

Where two or more peers share the same name, make it clear which one you are writing about, for example: Lola Young, the former actor, artist and academic (first mention), Lady Young of Hornsey (second mention), thereafter Young.

There is no such controversy about "due to" in other contexts – rent is due to the landlord, we are due to arrive in 10 minutes, etc duffel bag, duffel coat The fabric was named after Duffel, a town in Belgium dugout Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (or wherever), first mention; thereafter the duke and duchess.

These dates and places probably mean nothing to you, nor probably the numbers that I just mentioned thereafter.

Examples: Lord Sewel (first mention), Sewel (thereafter).

Our policy for several years has been that when referring to peers we call them simply Lord Emsworth, say, at first mention, and thereafter simply Emsworth.

For people who were not widely known before becoming peers, or who are better known by their title, use a simple title at first mention, and thereafter surname only.

Although Pollock reported hoarding of cents in his June 1864 report, he did not thereafter mention such activities.