Presumably after elections.
Soon afterwards, presumably because a seal had failed, natural gas burst out of the well with a shower of mud, knocking birds from the sky.
National Park Service spokeswoman Anela Marie Ramos suggested that booze might've been at play here, telling the Daily News that while she didn't know if they had been drinking, "they were at the bar afterwards"—presumably regaling themselves with tales of their bear encounter, pounding Bud Lights, and uploading their fearless photography work to the 'gram.
Afterwards they presumably went out for dinner.
In 2003 Kiss-and-make-up were back for a tour where the most expensive seats cost £1,000 (the package included meeting the band afterwards and, presumably, the chance to ask what "saying goodbye the right way" really meant).
At school he gets a fellow-pupil, Akworth, expelled for sending a presumably compromising note to Peter Templer; afterwards, Jenkins and Stringham discuss Templer's belief that Widmerpool was motivated by sexual jealousy.
Afterwards, the Oxford students presumably went back to their colleges, the Bannister trio went celebrating and clubbing in London, Hulatt got his programme signed by Bannister, Brasher and Chataway and took the train back to Derbyshire.
Scotty Schumann told Surrey Now, presumably high-fiving some buddies immediately afterwards.
Someone presumably has to sweep up the cash afterwards and make sure it is fairly distributed among the male erotic dancers.
The flexural strength increases for samples pre-cracked at the age of 14 days and 28 days, presumably due to continuous hydration of cementitious materials afterwards.
