Sentence examples for that would thereafter from inspiring English sources

He went to Rome in 1740 and produced two serious operas there, his first in the genre that would thereafter be the mainstay of his career.

But the Union troops used their cover tenaciously, and the Confederates were now caught in the saddle between the two Round Tops – an area that would thereafter be known as the "slaughter pen," the scene of bloody, vicious hand-to-hand fighting as the federals only grudgingly gave way, inch by inch, withdrawing up Little Round Top.

It's entirely possible that the last year of high school and the first year of college or community college could be devoted for some students to mastering a domain of technical knowledge that would thereafter set them up to learn on the job.

In fact, married women in 2007 were a bit more likely to be working in an industry that would decline thereafter.

Fusajiro Yamauchi may have established the Marufuku Company in 1889, the company that would shortly thereafter become the Nintendo Playing Card Company, but without Miyamoto the Nintendo of today would not exist.

Microsoft has already officially announced that Windows Phone 7 will see its first big update (complete with Copy & Paste) early next year, and the rumor mill has long been whispering about another update that would follow shortly thereafter.

Considering the distraction that would be performed thereafter, two rods of appropriate size were chosen according to the instrumentation level.

To make matters worse, he won an Irish Sweepstake in the 1930s -- during the depression, the money was both a blessing and a curse that reinforced his conviction that money would thereafter fall from the sky... plus, no matter how miserable the marriage, this was an era where divorce was spelled disgrace.

He said that the letter of accreditation would confer on Reedman the title of "Accredited Diplomatic Representative", and that Reedman would thereafter head the "Rhodesian Diplomatic Mission" in Lisbon, which would operate on the same level as the Rhodesian office in Pretoria.

Then began the struggles that would characterize their lives thereafter.

Mr. Kelly, who is mute for most of the show, doesn't find his voice until Schiele loses his wife to the influenza that would kill him shortly thereafter.