Sentence examples for more involved after from inspiring English sources

ecame more involved after the gang-rape in 1995 of a 12-year-old girl by three American marines.

He became more involved after the gang-rape in 1995 of a 12-year-old girl by three American marines.

The Corps began building artificial beaches in Ocean City, New Jersey, in the nineteen-fifties, and became more involved after the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962.

Slightly more involved after Wilshere was substituted Jack Wilshere 8 Drove at the heart of the Ireland defence, breaking the lines and committing defenders.

Trent Richardson (IND) vs. Jacksonville — We can't write off the idea of Ahmad Bradshaw seeing another healthy cut of the workload after his gutsy Week 3 performance (19 carries, 95 yards, 1 TD), but Richardson (13 carries, 35 yards, 1 TD) should be more involved after another week getting accustomed to his new surroundings.

Catsimatidis says he has always been interested in politics, but got more involved after meeting George H.W. Bush.

It's now more recognised that men can do the job, in the same way that fathers are getting more involved looking after children.

Expect Maclin to be more involved this week after seeing just three targets in Week 1. Nelson is rising on many people's rankings, but Rodgers still has a lot of other weapons to choose from, and if Green Bay jumps on Carolina early, Nelson may not see as many targets with the Packers keeping it on the ground.

The process was repeated on the (more) involved limb after a 3 min rest period.

Plans to get more involved were delayed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

"We know that parents of premature children are much more involved in looking after these children in terms of their daily lives".