Sentence examples for speak afterwards from inspiring English sources

I went to see him earlier this year in Washington DC, green about what to expect, and could hardly speak afterwards, I was so winded from laughing.

Elsewhere, I witnessed the suffocating intensity of Iona Kewney at Chisenhale Dance Space and could barely speak afterwards – a feral, mesmerising performance somewhere between dance, improvisation and ritual.

We're told someone senior from the centre - which, it bears repeating, has no connection to the attackers so far as we know - will come out to speak afterwards.

Manuel Valls, the French prime minister, was right to speak afterwards of a political "earthquake .In this section A world to conquer Bucked off That's where the money is Sweet victory Marching to the wrong tune ReprintsProsperity v democracyThe direct political consequences may not in themselves be hugely significant.

For one fan of philosopher Slavoj Zizek, waiting outside his new film The Pervert's Guide To Ideology, getting a ticket to see him speak afterwards caused her to burst publicly into tears.

"How about you watch the session, and we can speak afterwards?" he says.

He spoke afterwards of the unpredictability of it all.

Fernando Teixeira dos Santos, the finance minister, spoke afterwards with the relief of a director whose new film had opened well.

Azarenka showed admirable composure to recover after losing the first set to Radwanska, who spoke afterwards about grunting.

He spoke afterwards of his intentions to use an authentic No10, with Christian Eriksen earmarked to add spark to the attack.

But speaking afterwards, the researcher said the correspondence might reflect our stereotyped ideas of our closest extinct relatives.