Sentence examples for read afterwards from inspiring English sources

"The journal paper is the last piece of the jigsaw, that you read afterwards when you have been give the tools to understand it properly.

But generally avid for play-texts – having enjoyed Tom Stoppard's new play The Hard Problem (Faber) twice on the page after once on the stage – I found that Game was lessened rather than strengthened by being read afterwards.

I read afterwards the scarcely shocking news that traces of cocaine had been found in the toilets at Ascot (Fancy that, what with there being thousands of extremely rich young people out enjoying themselves. Who would have thought it?), which at least explains some of the clothes.

Similar to many of the comments I read afterwards online, I was left to wonder, amidst all of my other questions, why I and more people like me had never heard of this film.

But they should read Field afterwards, to find out what can actually be said about Malory.

Thousands of people all robbing the buffet, and then you read Music Week afterwards and they're all complaining about the food.

Everything became a blur for a few seconds and neither Mike nor I can remember hearing our names read out afterwards".

James Smythe wrote in the Guardian: "While I knew I loved King before that holiday [where he read it], afterwards I'd have followed him to hell and back.

The internal loop fusion allows to save the LOAD/STORE instructions in order to write a product of features into memory and to read it afterwards to compute the integral image of products.

The plates were incubated for additional 4 h at 37 °C, 5% CO2 in humidified atmosphere and read out afterwards.

Taking notes will be a complete waste of time if you can't read them afterwards!