Similar words: hereafter, thereafter, take after, one after another, one after the other, after, rafter, go after. Meaning: v. 1. come after in time, as a result 2. be the successor (of).
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31 Joy often come after sorrow , like morning after night.
32 Creditors and people you wronged can come after you personally.
33 Nothing will happen prior to the eclipse of July 11 - will come after.
34 Come after Oriental new moon, see the longlived person draws near outside anxiety door, those who ask, say: "Annunciate is stuck piece, do not put me."
35 For example, Shakespeare would come after Poe and before Wordsworth.
36 The big wolf of ash has to come after the white wolf, arriving his home together.
37 And every Queen needs a son or daughter to come after her.
38 So I told the third man on our team to center the ball, let the rusher come after me, and go block the tall man defending the backfield to the right.
39 People run away when they see you, they scream in your ears, faint, or come after you with a four-pronged hay fork.
40 Sarah Whittle: They grow much faster than bamboo. Take care or they'll come after you.
41 This explains why fits of drowsiness are especially apt to come after meals.
42 Kids knew not to go into his yard to pick a delicious apple, even off the ground, because old Dawson, they said, would come after you with his ball bullet gun.
43 The farmer come after the intruder with a big stick.
44 Did you ever think, after he escaped, he might come after you?
45 It is a common practice when the former players come after the game to congratulate on the victory.
46 Most funerals come after the rice harvest in late summer, early fall.
47 Of course Colossians doesn't come before Ephesians even though I'm saying it was written before it, and why does Colossians come after Ephesians in the Canon?
48 I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I can't come after all.
49 Come after, the affair that to do, is developments: National highway network.
50 American homeowners are also much more likely to walk away from their debts because many mortgages are "non-recourse",[www.Sentencedict.com] meaning that lenders cannot come after borrowers' other assets.
51 Adverbs of manner usually come after the verbs they modify.
52 He has just come after the book he left here yesterday.
53 To - night. I reckon they'll come after old Hoss Williams to - night.
54 It comes at a completely random time. The first one can come after 90 seconds, or it can come after 15.
55 Cause cannot come after effect and that is absolutely fundamental to our construction of the physical universe.
More similar words: hereafter, thereafter, take after, one after another, one after the other, after, rafter, go after, after all, run after, call after, look after, afterward, afterlife, after hours, aftermath, afternoon, afterwards, after shock, after a while, after school, good afternoon, day after day, year after year, come at, come about, come along, come alive, by no means, come across.