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31. Apparently now even the mildest criticism is to be followed by the threat of legal action.

32. At my home in Tucson, summer days that reach I1O0F may be followed by nights that drop to 700F.

33. Many men buffeted by fortune will reach retirement prematurely; some have had great success to be followed by even greater failure.

34. The specific procedures to be followed by each person involved are described.

35. Performance will be followed by a tango exhibition featuring Mara Luna y El Brujo, with dancing in the courtyard afterwards.

36. The massive effort of the 1970s Royal Commission is to be followed by yet another enquiry.

37. This invariably shows some modest dip in earnings in the immediate future to be followed by continual improvement stretching to infinity.

38. Thus the rate of crystallization can be followed by recording the density changes which are readily detected in a dilatometer.

39. The event will be followed by a Pan-Orthodox folk dance celebration.

40. Another hour of exercise will be followed by dinner and a planning session for the next day.

41. This covenant for quiet enjoyment will be followed by other covenants by the Landlord especially the covenant to repair 4.

42. That is expected to be followed by a beta test programme later next year and commercial release in 1994.

43. Its inquiry could be followed by a full-scale Monopolies and Mergers Commission probe.

44. A forum for the writers, moderated by local columnist Bonnie Henry(sentencedict.com), will be followed by a book signing.

45. Consultation on the Green Paper will continue until November, and should be followed by the drafting of proposed legislation.

46. Inspirational leadership has to be followed by mass production and widescale distribution systems if the original ideas are to be successfully marketed.

47. These interviews will be followed by a large-scale postal survey of a nationally representative sample of marketing executives.

48. Brain does not exclude brawn; displays of explosive strength can be followed by periods of cerebral calm.

49. Now there is to be twinning between the two regions, to be followed by exchanges of students and younger architects.

50. That is expected to be followed by six more episodes at a cost of ￡1.6 million each.

51. These will be followed by a ploughman's lunch - for which a small charge of ￡1.25 will be made.

52. I hope this station obtains the grant for refurbishment, to be followed by Aberystwyth, Welshpool and then, who knows?

53. This passage would be followed by one written by a more existentially oriented social critic.

54. The company expects to unveil soon a new compact Cavalier Coupe,[http://sentencedict.com/be followed by.html] which will be followed by a Lumina sedan in March.

55. The girl asked Lucien if he would like his steam bath to be followed by an aromatic rub.

56. Jokes about the subject suggest the punch-line might be followed by the odd shattered knee cap.

57. This will be followed by a share opening at the bank's Redcar branch on March 12.

58. If it's raining, aerobics will be followed by table tennis and craft work.

59. It is inevitable that a campaign that strikes few sparks be followed by a lackluster swearing-in.

60. In the exercise room, an aerobics session was in progress, to be followed by rock and roll dancing.