Sentence examples for subsequently going out from inspiring English sources

Since finishing fourth in 2004-05 and subsequently going out in the Champions League qualifiers, Everton have secured seven top-eight finishes in the last eight seasons but have not played in a continental competition since exiting the Europa League in 2010.

Hezbollah subsequently went out and picked up three more Americans in Beirut.

England subsequently went out of the tournament prematurely, failing to make it to the knockout stages for the first time following defeats by Wales and Australia.

San Marco subsequently went out of his way to acquire players inherently unsuitable for the classic 4-3-3 he insists on playing.

Trading in the company's stock was halted on Feb. 5 after the company discovered that its former transfer agent, which subsequently went out of business, had issued more than one million fraudulent shares.

Private clubs were popular until the Great Depression and they subsequently went out of fashion during World War II.

The firm that had published his earlier children's book had subsequently gone out of business, and he lacked a good connection to children's book publishers.

The retailer, Toysmart.com, had assured its customers that personal information would never be shared, but subsequently offered to sell the database after going out of business.

In the first pre-season game I dislocated my shoulder and subsequently Everton went out and bought Yakubu for £11m so it was quite hard to get in after that.

Going out?

"Going out, clothing, taxis.