Sentence examples for thereafter today from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thereafter today" is not a commonly used expression in written English and may sound unnatural or awkward. A more common way to express the same idea would be "from this day forward" or "starting today." Example: "I'm sorry for my mistakes in the past, but I promise to do better from this day forward."
The furthest you can fly thereafter today, or at least on Wednesdays and Sundays, is to Alicante, with Ryanair.
Shippen was later court-martialed on charges of financial malfeasance but was acquitted; he resigned shortly thereafter (1781).
Shortly thereafter (April 24 , 1780, he failed with a motion that the House of Commons should not be dissolved or prorogued until the constitutional balance favouring Parliament was restored.
Thereafter 2,000 rpm, the values RCt reduced through the high shear stress that causes separation of the inhibitor protective layers from the metal surface.
Shortly thereafter (1693), Locke wrote Remarks upon some of Mr. Norris Bookss, Wherein he asserts P. Malebranche's Opinion of seeing all Things in God and Examination of Malebranche.
Thereafter, 2371 weaned rabbits (784 in individual cages and 1587 in collective ones) continued receiving the same experimental diets until 49 days of age and a commercial finishing diet until 60 days of age.
Cognitive [8], social and behavioural handicaps [39] start burdening them in primary school and thereafter [17] [19], [54], [55].
Most cases (84.2%) were diagnosed within 3 months, but TB incidence remained high thereafter (111.3 per 1000 person-years, 95% CI: 86.6 to 146.3).
Thereafter rhBMP2_108 powder was frozen at−20 °C.
The other 8 introductions originated from the 1998 epidemic or shortly thereafter (1999).
Thereafter 0.267 g of sodium deoxycholate was added and dissolved in the solution.
