Sentence examples for that ensued before from inspiring English sources

The admission by the rules official, Brad Alexander, that he had erred did not change the results, though the United States captain, Meg Mallon, maintained that the lengthy delay that ensued before Ciganda finally made her drop contributed to the Americans' deficit by killing the team's momentum.

The killing of unarmed teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and the scapegoating, blame-the-victim response that ensued renewed that debate -- even before the grand jury verdict freeing his killer.

The latter format enabled in-depth exchange in a quiet place, with sufficient structure to develop relationships and get beyond the "silliness" that sometimes ensued before the students settled into a more serious discussion.

The group argued that economics alone fails to fully explain the long delays that often ensue before vaccines become available in developing countries, and urged steps to harmonize the hodgepodge of national regulations and international guidelines that govern vaccine approval and use.

The foreign secretary, Sir Edward Grey, was right with his famous 1914 warning: it was a long while before the lamps came back on again: more than three decades of war, slumps and rule by brutal regimes ensued before it could be said that the crisis was over.

A thirty-one-hour standoff ensued, before the dog breeder surrendered.

A three-hour battle ensued before the enormously outnumbered Belgian soldiers were forced to withdraw.

A period of unspoken panic ensued before Dizzy revealed herself, exactly where we'd left her.

A debate ensued, before Zimmerman and Pozzi put it to a vote.

Six long years ensued before he issued his polemical "Link Report," describing tepid results.

Six months of negotiations with the owner, the developer Peter S. Kalikow, ensued before the sale was completed.