Sentence examples for who thereafter from inspiring English sources

About 115 bce, she was deposed and thrown into prison by her son, who thereafter ruled alone.

Patients who thereafter need to be seen at the hospital "would be seen by the same doctor so that there would be a continuity of care," he added.

It was based on the 1813 Polish novel written in French by historian and travel-writer Count Jan Potocki, who thereafter committed suicide.

In 1986 he published The Prince Of Tides, drawing on the psychological problems of one of his sisters, Carol Ann, who thereafter cut herself off from him.

To do that they need to speak to Haye, who understandably was quick to leave the hotel he shared in Munich after being threatened, but who thereafter played cat-and-mouse with the media and, far more seriously, the law.

For Wilde's private circle, the choice of surname was understood as a sort of love-offering to one of his current boyfriends, the ethereally beautiful John Gray, who thereafter took to signing his letters "Dorian".

In 1885 she married Raymond S. Palmer, who was thereafter her manager.

He offered "information on persons who shortly thereafter were arrested on terrorism charges," Mr. Shehadeh said.

He'd been cast as the younger inmate, Beecher, beating out an eighteen-year-old who soon thereafter got into trouble and lost his film privileges.

Thereupon Philo told his fellow delegates not to be discouraged because God would punish Caligula, who, shortly thereafter, was indeed assassinated.

Elisabetta's declaration augurs an equally profound transformation in Emma, who shortly thereafter begins an affair with a young chef — and Tancredi's friend — Antonio (Edoardo Gabbriellini).