Sentence examples for subsequently sits from inspiring English sources
Studies of daily movement patterns, though, show that your typical modern exerciser, even someone who runs, subsequently sits for hours afterward, often moving less over all than on days when he or she does not work out.
Mr. Lee joined the company in late 2002 and subsequently sat in on meetings involving Riggs and regulators.
Ramírez complained that the Red Sox were not forthright about his $20 million contract option for 2009, and he subsequently sat out two games with a mysterious knee injury.
She subsequently sat on the boards of directors of three of the seven: Women's Christian College (Madras, India), Women's Christian Medical College (Vellore, India), and Shanghai Medical College.
The next Saturday she reconvened with Odyssey Works for a debriefing and subsequently sat down with a reporter to sift through all that had happened.
He subsequently sat in the constituent Sejm (Polish national assembly) until 1922 and briefly served as foreign minister during 1923, but thereafter he largely retired from active politics.
Agnew quotes Australia's captain, Michael Clarke, who subsequently sat out the majority of the India series because of a hamstring injury, as he reacted to the tragedy which took the life of his former team-mate in November.
Even more striking, however, the vigorous exercisers subsequently sat around more each day than did the men who had exercised less, motion sensors worn by all of the volunteers showed.
He subsequently sat as MP for Coventry (1624), Norfolk (1625) and Buckinghamshire (1628).
While Zinke subsequently sat down with members of the coalition, he ultimately recommended that Trump shrink the boundaries of the 1.35 million-acre Utah monument — a decision the coalition called a "slap in the face to the members of our Tribes and an affront to Indian people all across the country".
This same MCQ exam was given to 71 Edinburgh University medical students who subsequently sat their own Edinburgh University examination.
