hereafter
ఇకనుంచి
definition
adverb
nothing I say hereafter is intended to relate to the second decision
from now on.
noun
suffering is part of our preparation for the hereafter
life after death.
translation of 'hereafter'
వేరొక ప్రపంచము,
ఇకమీదట
example
The scene will compel the low and middle income groups to give up their dream of owning independent houses 'hereafter' .
At last, a simple solution has dawned on the hospital management: The 30 theatre nurses will 'hereafter' be made to take vacation during the year, rather than in the busy Christmas season.
References 'hereafter' are included in the main text, abbreviated to A and page number.
Formerly a valued annual feature in the Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, ‘Lincolniana’ now migrates and settles here, where we hope it will reappear annually 'hereafter' .
If 'hereafter' I go to other courts in Germany or in any other part of Europe, something of this sort is necessary as a court dress.
We place our trust in God almighty, and mostly for 'hereafter' , not here.
In such cases, as the falling inflection is required in the former part by the principle of contrast and emphasis (as will 'hereafter' be more fully explained), the sentence necessarily closes with the rising inflection.
It's a positive trend locally and obviously it's one we hope will be repeated over Bank Holiday weekends 'hereafter' .
nothing I say 'hereafter' is intended to relate to the second decision
Pursue the option to close the library and they will be regarded for generations 'hereafter' as a latter-day equivalent of those who chose to make the house of God a den of thieves rather than a house of prayer for all nations.
Speaking to The Hindu, the Medak SP, B.L. Sujatha Rao, said all the three Rakshak vehicles would 'hereafter' have a breath analyser each and a Dragon searchlight in working condition.
the hope of life 'hereafter'
Judge Raymond Bennett issued a warrant for his arrest as victims told how they believed he deserved punishment in this world - but would have even more to answer in the 'hereafter' .
This was followed by an emergency phone call from a friend, 'hereafter' referred to as Hope, who requested my assistance at her luxury gym in the city.
Another timid miscreant, just before he is sent off to prison, has so far stepped out of reality and into legend that he asks to be known 'hereafter' as ‘The Lonesome Kid’.
Berry, in one of his more inspired name changes, decided Morris would 'hereafter' be called Little Stevie Wonder.
They will have to answer for their actions if not here certainly 'hereafter' .
To extend the benefit of technological developments in the banking industry to rural India, the existing Kisan Credit Card will 'hereafter' be modified, upon individual request, for use on ATM machines, wherever such facility exists.
There are some who believe that our lives are nevertheless better than those of our detractors, since we have Islam, which imposes suffering in this life but only as the price for bliss in the 'hereafter' .
Do Jews believe in the 'hereafter' such as life after death?
As to those who see Hepburn, Hope and Peck's shuffling off into the 'hereafter' as the absolute end of old Tinseltown, I felt that way when Robert Mitchum and Jimmy Stewart hung up their spurs within 24 hours of each other.
They prayed God would forgive their faults and, for their hopes 'hereafter' , they relied on God's mercy pleaded in the Eucharistic memorial of Christ's redemption and on the intercession of the Church both living and departed.
The political task at the moment is to reflect on how this God-given agency can be best employed in creating a society that will bring welfare and the good life to people in the here and now and in the 'hereafter' .
The aim of both Sikhism and Advaitic Hinduism is not to secure heaven or even a better life in the next birth, but to secure happiness here and now and attainment of the supreme One, Parabrahma, infinite Bliss 'hereafter' .
The collections of the Museum, particularly those in the Bronze Gallery, will 'hereafter' be in a new kind of showcase, and an audio-visual room with a multi-media projector will be set up.
Even though most Westerners are religious, and profess to believe in the 'hereafter' , they still see death as a terrible wrenching away of someone they love.
It was only when characters were cut out, and 'hereafter' scarcely mentioned again, or didn't develop any more depth than their introduction allowed, that I found I began to lose interest.
Agassiz believes this to be a universal law of nature; and we may hope 'hereafter' to see the law proved true.
Note, these are not representative of the opinions of the complete single individual 'hereafter' known as Simon, but rather a highly opinionated and vocal faction of the individual's resident personalities.
The elaborate funeral rites of Bubis show their belief in the 'hereafter' (life after death) and in reincarnation (return to life in another form).
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