Sentence examples for thereafter free from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, free and microencapsulated forms were incorporated in yogurt.

For years thereafter, free African-Americans celebrated Jan . 1as an alternative to July 4, when, in their view, patriotic orators hypocritically proclaimed the slave-owning United States a land of liberty.

1394, 91 L.Ed. 1654: 'Of course, after an accused has once let the cat out of the bag by confessing, no matter what the inducement, he is never thereafter free of the psychological and practical disadvantages of having confessed.

In principle, this would mean that rather than many institutions repeatedly buying access to the same material, publishing is paid for "up front" by the research community and thereafter free for all forever.

Harder to Splurge on Spotify: When Spotify opened in the United States in July, new users of its ad-supported free tier had unlimited listening for six months; thereafter, free access would be limited to 10 hours per month.

It provided that all slaves in Rebel-controlled territory were thereafter free, a move that exempted both the loyal slave states (Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri) and the Union-held portions of Confederate states, primarily Tennessee and Louisiana.

Another sale followed shortly thereafter, freeing the artist from producing strictly documentary work.

In the first few songs, the top of his voice felt slightly tentative, but it soon opened up and thereafter remained free and expressive.

Thereafter, surface free energy (SFE) components of asphalt binders, bonding energy and compatibility ratio (CR) of selected asphalt-aggregate combinations were estimated.

Under this system, a candidate qualifies by demonstrating community support in the form of very small contributions, and thereafter is free from the pressure to raise big money from interests seeking influence.

In 1973, he'd bought a lousy team, at a relative bargain (less than ten million), and lucked out shortly thereafter, when free agency was introduced, exploiting it to infamous gain.