Sentence examples for my ensuing from inspiring English sources

After college I settled in Seattle and tried to see my ensuing engagement, mortgage and office job as their own sort of adventure.

I was expecting to find it hilarious, not least because Judas Priest's record label seemed so nervous about my being there, asking for reassurance that my ensuing feature would be about the band, rather than the concept of people spending thousands of dollars to jam with bassist Ian Hill and drummer Scott Travis.

The death of my older brother, my ensuing severe depression and subsequent emotional breakthrough with the help of a caring psychotherapist did not happen to me, but rather to Timothy Hutton in the film "Ordinary People," which I saw at a very impressionable age, and which I could have sworn happened to me.

I noticed this because I felt that there was something wounded and involuntary about my ensuing silence, something fearful, too, as if I suddenly no longer dared ask him anything and had no option but to listen to whatever he chose to tell me.

It was thus that I observed my car drive away, two little red tail-lights, and this threw me into a strange reflective state, in which my dissolute night at the Wrangler and my ensuing exhaustion, the cowboy and the boy, the two crooks who had just stolen my car, my remote house and its unconquered air of vacancy, all seemed to have equal value — that is, no value.

It is a violation of a rational requirement to intend something I don't think I can settle, and thus regard my ensuing plans and actions as likely coming to grief.

But my father's passing, and my mother's ensuing financial plight, meant that grandpa would have to help provide for us.

When the fervor of such atrocity hit a chord, as would naturally follow, due discourse with my father ensued.

In the months ensuing my injury, I began to pursue other ventures: I joined my local robotics team, something I would never have done had I still been hooked on running; though I've always been a good student, I became even further invested in my academics, and became further involved in my community and school overall.

She made light of my fear and ensuing sadness, which taught me it was not okay to have these feelings.

I especially liked to solve a crossword right before an exam, to prime my brain for the ensuing slog.