Sentence examples for year after then from inspiring English sources

Yet apparently the deficit will go down by £15bn next year and then by a whopping £36bn the year after, then by £27bn the following year, and then by £18bn in 2018-19.

In the last four years under Pérez, they have steadily slipped back in the Champions League, too: winners in 2001-02, semi-finalists the year after, then quarters, then last 16, Madrid's worst performance since the competition was re-formed in 1995.

Owners will be allowed to invest £6m next season, £5m the year after, then £3m in the 2014-15 season.

The new rules mean owners will be allowed to invest £6m next season, £5m the year after, then £3m in the 2014-15 season.

Instead directors can invest £6m next season, £5m the year after, then the figure drops down to £3m in the 2014-15 season.

The former Wales striker, 48, becomes the fourth boss at Molineux in under a year after, then the brief tenure of.

But under a state law passed in 2006, a year after then-Del.

Mr. Bloomberg addressed the General Assembly at the start of the day's session, almost a year after then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani appeared before the body and challenged it to reject terrorism.

Almost a year after then-rookie Mike Trout made his iconic catch to rob Hardy of a homer, Peter Bourjos took away what would have been a two-run dinger from the O's shortstop.

I remember driving down Main Street about 10 years ago listening as the radio guy controlled his "surprise" when announcing that one year after then-Governor Bush instituted a voluntary compliance emissions-reduction program for business that the rate of voluntary compliance was stabilized at--zero.

Some 60 years after then prime minister, Robert Menzies, first decided to equally fund students in both government and non-government schools, educational inequality has become entrenched.