Sentence examples for was after at from inspiring English sources

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And now, finally, this, the Nobel, the vindication of her life's work, and though she seemed pleased enough, you could see that it hadn't been the Prize she was after at all.

And while it's not clear how true-to-life that particular customer user story is, with its apparently jokey reference to Domino's Pizza as the preferred food of terrorists, the general thrust of the capability request is presumably exactly what GCHQ was after at that point — which was in turn driving Endace's product development decisions.

For the three lowest dose levels, this was after at least three patients had completed 12 weeks of treatment.

For higher dose levels, this was after at least one patient had completed 4 weeks of treatment; during this accelerated dose-escalation phase, the majority of toxicities above grade 1 in severity developed after the decision to dose escalate had been taken.

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"That indicates what clubs are after at the moment.

To detect possible water shortages during dry periods, sampling dates for taking cores were set to be after at least 3 days without precipitation.

He was, after all, at one-time a community organiser.

It was after midnight at the dawn of the 1960s.

Video has been something Amazon was after for at least a decade.

The show was, after all, at its most fun when they functioned as a team.

It was after a gig at Alice Springs.

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