Sentence examples for originally after from inspiring English sources

Compare Spanish terrorismo (1799), Italian terrorismo (1794), German Terrorismus (1796), all originally after French.

David Gilmour chose to sample Hawking originally after he saw the BT advert and it "nearly made [him] weep".

Megalodon Originally, after my recent Comic Relief piece, I was tempted to say Helicoprion, just to see how a shark with chainsaw teeth would even function.

Mr. Schill argues that a new prison will cost $50 million, that the Social Democrats put the prison there originally after the war and that his own grandfather, a Communist, was killed in the camp in 1944.

Originally, after he had spent some years being apprenticed to a local bookseller, he had hopes of becoming a librarian like his father, but after being turned down for the post of city librarian for Cardiff, he decided to open a shop of his own.

Still refusing to erect barriers between the subsidised and commercial stages – at a time when others were busy doing so – he played in Terence Rattigan's In Praise of Love (originally After Lydia) opposite Joan Greenwood at the Duchess theatre in 1973 and in Ibsen's An Enemy of the People ("The strongest man in the world is he who stands alone") at Chichester in 1975.

Participation by the population originally eligible increased after multiple invitations.

[Editors' note: this article was originally rejected after discussions between the reviewers, but the authors were invited to resubmit after an appeal against the decision.

Nothing on "Childhood's End" was originally recorded after 1969.

A song on The Dreaming Room was originally named after him.

The investigation into the death of Joshua was originally expanded after complaints from other families.