make after

verb

1. archaic.
   intr, preposition to set off in pursuit of; chase

Example Sentences

It’s a switch he was more than willing to make after two remarkable days that demonstrated what the right mounts can yield.

From Seattle Times

In a recently published study in Nature Communications, researchers in the lab of Caroline Ajo-Franklin demonstrated the technique by modifying a blood-glucose sensor to detect the anticancer drug afimoxifene , an estrogen inhibitor that patient's bodies also make after they take the chemotherapy tamoxifen.

From Science Daily

Then there was a second judgment of $83.3 million in damages awarded to Carroll by another jury of Trump’s peers for the additional defamatory statements that he continued to make after the first judgment was rendered for denying that he had sexually assaulted Carroll.

From Salon

The authority has been revealing details of cuts it must make after declaring itself effectively bankrupt last year.

From BBC

Adams himself spent last week recalibrating his own budget projections, reversing a small number of cuts he had planned to make after his office lowered its estimates of how much the migrant crisis would cost the city.

From Seattle Times