Meanings of followed the capture in English

A search of the building followed the capture of the little spy.

The surrender of all Egypt followed the capture of its capital.

The peace which followed the capture of Athens seemed favourable to his projects.

That followed the capture of a Hong Kong-flagged ship carrying grain bound for Iran.

The New Netherland and all the settlements on the Delaware speedily followed the capture of New York.

Then followed the capture of Adrianople, where in earlier centuries the Visigoths had destroyed a Roman army.

The court at Westminster during the few months which followed the capture of Calais was the most brilliant in Europe.

In the year 1665, the year which followed the capture of the city, war broke out between England and Holland.

The effect of the British success at Detroit far exceeded that which had followed the capture of Mackinaw and the evacuation of Fort Dearborn.

Possibly he felt that victory was too dearly purchased at the cost of such horrors as had followed the capture of Fort William Henry.

That followed the capture of two European-owned tankers at the end of March, meaning the pirates presently hold some 18 vessels with about 270 hostages.