Sentence examples for suggested afterwards from inspiring English sources

Petr Cech saved Kevin-Prince Boateng's spot-kick, but suggested afterwards he had been "lucky" after the Portsmouth midfielder scuffed his shot.

Lewis suggested afterwards that he might travel to Punchestown for the course's own Festival meeting next month but Knight, with typical subtlety, quickly scotched the idea.

Some bishops suggested afterwards that they had backed away from zero tolerance because they did not want a confrontation with the Holy See.

There was a moan of frustration from Robson, who suggested afterwards she tried at times to play the perfect shot here, to unleash that forehand a little too spectacularly, when in fact staying in the point was the better option.

He suggested afterwards that it was a sympathy vote, because it was his first contact with his former club since he returned in January from a two-year ban for using cocaine.

Mourinho reacted relatively mildly and Wenger suggested afterwards it was hardly the strongest push, but it was still an ugly scene.

Ferdy Murphy suggests afterwards that he could yet go to Punchestown later this month, where he may well have a chance to turn the tables on Forpadydeplasterer.

In these, the researcher can give some information about the nature of the disease before the data mining begins and exclude (negatively select) suggested candidates afterwards but he is not able to quickly apply his background knowledge in between, i.e. on the basis of the results.

Moreover, by suggesting everything afterwards will be worse, it suggests that life is a downhill process, and prepares them to expect very little from it.

The reaction of some of Orient's fans afterwards suggested this would have been too kind on their team.

The smiles and warm handshakes afterwards suggested all parties were content with their night's work, but bigger targets and greater pressures lie in wait.