Sentence examples for subsequently everyone from inspiring English sources
The summits came to be notorious for the heads disagreeing in private and in public on everything but one fact: Greece had lied about its finances and was therefore to blame for its own troubles, and subsequently everyone else's.
Madison lets him in (and Oscar subsequently rescues everyone else).
This makes a whole lot of sense; from the very first second Microsoft announced WP7 to a room full of press, people were asking, "What the heck do you mean, 'Series'?" Subsequently, nearly everyone outside of Microsoft just started referring to it as "Windows Phone 7" (partially out of laziness, but mostly because "Series" just sounded silly).
Police said they initially detained Bell's mother and half-sister as well as his two children in connection with the incident but subsequently released everyone but Bell.
The protest included signing a formal petition of protest; college administrators subsequently suspended everyone who refused to withdraw his name from the petition.
Subsequently, so would everyone from Belle and Sebastian to Franz Ferdinand and Wild Beasts.
I felt in some ways that I was really alone, that I was the only person as an undercover officer who had ever done that; subsequently, I discovered everyone was doing it.
Written when she was just 13 and subsequently covered by everyone from Natalie Cole to Charlotte Church, The Man With the Child in His Eyes is one of Bush's simplest and most lovely compositions.
To be so stunned made no sense at all, but is, I have subsequently learned, what almost everyone feels.
For decades Germany didn't talk about Mein Kampf, as if it wanted to duck the question of how a dictator – years before he came to power – managed to present his plans in the form of a book, a copy of which was subsequently owned by almost everyone, and to get away with it.
If there is not a major generational difference among individual business partners, everyone can subsequently address each other by first names only.
