Sentence examples for picked up afterwards from inspiring English sources
Hugh has her picked up afterwards, offers to take Crace down (but is rebuffed) and explains that he knows what happened in Gaza.
It exploded with a force of around 2,000 tons of TNT and 10kg of fragments were picked up afterwards – though thankfully nobody was hurt.
If they are picked up afterwards, it is either as an ironic rejoinder to the successful government (so much for the "change"!) or to cast retrospective gloom on the losing side.
After my parents' divorce, around 1996, we would get dropped off by my mum every Friday at Edmund Wilson Pool for swimming lessons, and picked up afterwards by dad, to go and spend the weekend with him at his new house on the opposite side of York.
Always clean up afterwards.
Afterwards I asked Jerry what political tidbits he had picked up.
"This is who we are," he said of his redoubtable countrymen, a phrase picked up soon afterwards, like a refrain in a bad sonata, in his now-familiar mantra: "This is who I am".
"I was told not to worry about sending him on but I was worried going to the last as he was pulling up a little bit, but he picked up again afterwards.
One of the students says her boyfriend refused to even pick her up afterwards; I reassure her he's probably a keeper.
