Sentence examples for thereafter it has from inspiring English sources

The Muslim concept, like the Christian, holds that the soul comes into existence at the same time as the body; thereafter, it has a life of its own, its union with the body being a temporary condition.

Some of the courses will start next year but the £10m, if it is raised, will be a start-up investment: "Thereafter it has to be sufficiently successful to generate its own future.

It is confined between limestone ridges at Rohri in Sindh, but thereafter it has wandered, shifting generally to the west, particularly in its delta.

Thereafter, it has been achieving spotty bookings – encore showings, in event cinema parlance.

"The first time is a choice, and thereafter it has a hold on you, a grasp.

Every health system on earth is and always will be rationed: the US insurance system runs on a little brown book listing with brutal clarity exactly what can be spent on each condition, cutting people off thereafter: it hasn't reduced overall costs that are far higher than ours for far less treatment.

After 25 years of slow growth thereafter it had increased to about 2,300,000.

Thereafter, it had been Fulham's busy, energetic style, with Tunnicliffe such a reassuring presence at their core, which had always threatened to prevail.

This theme had been a favoured one for large end walls of churches in Italy in the Middle Ages and up to about 1500, but thereafter it had gone out of fashion.

Disaster was to strike thereafter, as it has so many times in Johnson's enigmatic career.

In any case, the respective chefs at each restaurant continued to serve the dish thereafter, and it has remained a popular breakfast item across the United States and elsewhere ever since.