Sentence examples for stage after which from inspiring English sources
Then the would-be crooners hit the Wildhorse Saloon stage, after which one of them walks away with the chance to release a single on country radio.
"The asset stopped, there was some, let's say, disassembly of the first stage, after which it fell to earth," said Culbertson, in a deadpan description of an explosion that could be seen for miles and terrified observers.
In 1963 she prophetically suggested that the era of "The Feminine Mystique" might be a larval stage, after which women would break out of their cocoons and get moving again.
ATDH can be fatal if it is not recognised at an early stage, after which therapy should be interrupted timely.
Each hack will have exactly one minute to present and demo on stage, after which our esteemed judges will determine the various winners.
It promotes the transition from double negative (DN) 2a stage to DN2b stage, after which the T cell lineage fate is fully determined (Ikawa et al., 2010).
John Malone's Liberty Media, which controls DirecTV, Mr Ergen's arch-rival in the satellite-television business, will lend Sirius XM up to $530m in several stages, after which it will receive a 40% stake.
In previous years, he has been one of the riders delegated with keeping Froome out of trouble on the early flat stages, after which he would switch seamlessly to a mountain domestique's role, setting the pace on the climbs until Froome made his moves.
It also increased at the compacted and very compacted states until reaching given loading stages, after which its value started to decrease.
Plants received full irrigation during vegetative stages, after which it was cut off at different reproductive stages (treatments): R1-2, beginning of flowering and full bloom; R3, beginning of pod; R4, full pod; R5, beginning of seed; and R6, full seed.
Mothersbaugh advised Mancell throughout the soundtrack's demo stages, after which all composition duties of Crash Bandicoot and Naughty Dog's subsequent six titles were delegated to Mancell.
