Sentence examples for perhaps after that from inspiring English sources

The result is likely to be a new Fleetwood Mac album at some point this year, but perhaps after that also a Buckingham Nicks record, because the pair also recorded an old song that was originally intended for their 1973 debut.

Perhaps, after that first run by Rice, they had little to start with.

Perhaps after that, James Last felt he'd taken enough musical risks to last a lifetime.

Relationships disintegrate, perhaps after that final-straw row over whose turn it is to take out the recycling.

Perhaps after that we can expect a Google satellite app that enables 24/7 selfies and automatically edits and shares them on Instagram?

Perhaps after that determination and many others have been made in Westchester, taxi riders like Cassie Markland will feel less powerless in the face of poor service.

Many economists expect the bank to lower its rates another half-point in September, and perhaps further after that.

According to Skift, Amazon will take a 15% commission from hotels that sign up in the first wave of its project and perhaps 20% after that.

Until Edmunds.com updates its app, and perhaps even after that, used-car buyers are best served by KBB.com from Kelley Blue Book, free on Apple and Android.

"I think Mr. Lieberman was suggesting that at some future point, perhaps after 2055, that it might need to be considered," said Doug Hattaway, a spokesman for Mr. Gore.

Hope that someone will see us, and accept us, and perhaps — after all that — choose us.