Sentence examples for should take after from inspiring English sources

He was vague about the direction the expedition should take after South Georgia; Macklin wrote in his diary, "The Boss says...quite frankly that he does not know what he will do".

Mr. Obama has not said what form Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should take after the housing market recovers.

For now, his main complaint is that paralysis over the candidate makes it impossible to get to work on substantive issues, like what path Russia should take after the elections.

And he said it was too soon to decide what approach the Fed should take after its current round of purchases — a total of $600 billion — wraps up at the end of June.

Horace is denied even the most apparently simple and hard-wired of imperatives, the desire that his son should take after him; here, Esmond is merely a reproach to his own lack of gumption and self-determination.

Seagraves couldn't be more correct: the ACLU is doing the right thing in agreeing to defend the KKK's liberties, and civil libertarians everywhere should take after the their decision.

Short- and long-term biologic variability included diurnal variation (sampling should take place after 7 AM) and impact of exercise (increased VEGF immediately after bicycling normalised within 1 hour).

For assessing efficacy in maintenance treatment, randomization should take place after the patient has achieved sustained remission (recovery).

The victim's perspective should permeate these reviews throughout, and they should take place after every domestic violence murder.

But coaching only gets you so far, and Miami's athletes should take over after an early feeling-out period.

Diplomats caution that airstrikes against Isis should take place after Tripoli and Tobruk have ended their civil war, allowing a unified state to turn its guns on the militants.