Sentence examples for to afterward from inspiring English sources
adverb
Subsequently to some other action
Following an event at which Michelle joked about Barack's breakfast-making skills, Maureen Dowd wrote, in the Times, "Many people I talked to afterward found Michelle wondrous.
"You know how having cocktails at a friend's house can sometimes be more fun than the Big Party you go to afterward?" Zimmerman wrote on the site's About page, explaining her editorial point of view.
And if you still want to afterward, well, knock yourself out.
Not one chief or sheriff I spoke to afterward knew about the sovereign citizens.
"Everyone I talked to afterward just loved this movie," said the academy member, an Oscar-nominated producer who made it into the screening.
The charter was said to have been hidden in a nearby oak tree (referred to afterward as the Charter Oak) so that a search of nearby buildings would not locate the document.
(If you choose to retreat afterward to an ashram in India, that's up to you).
Census workers have gone door-to-door afterward to collect information from unresponsive households.
Mr. Fisher wrote to me afterward to express appreciation that the correction had appeared.
We encourage participants to stay afterward, to work on and move forward ideas.
(Knoblauch refused to talk to reporters afterward).
