Sentence examples for two hours after that from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'two hours after that' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something will occur two hours after a specified event. For example, "I have to be back at work by noon, so I'll have to leave the party two hours after that."

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In the nation's most densely populated state, we saw no one, no house, no car, for two hours, and almost no one for two hours after that.

The window for the re-try today opens at 7 AM EDT (4 AM PDT) and continues for two hours after that.

By 11 p.m., two hours after that third-quarter play, Barden had died.

Two hours after that you can have eggs, whole-wheat toast, things like that.

Two hours after that, the police found a car burning beside a road in Ronkonkoma 30 miles away.

Two hours after that, Cashman disclosed that Hernández was being placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to last Saturday, the day after his last start.

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He couldn't talk for four hours after that.

But I was gone for about four hours after that.

She also said she found Ms. Negron's body five hours after that.

Twitter does its best work in the first five minutes after a disaster, and its worst in the twelve hours after that.

I cannot imagine training as hard as they do and then having to go to work for another five hours after that.

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