make after

verb

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

Example Sentences

If Sir Laurie's report left scope for the deputy prime minister to stay on, it's not an easy argument to make after all the revelations of recent days.

From BBC

Whether he and his colleagues will have the fortitude to stand up to him and preserve the Constitution and American democracy when the time comes is a bet I wouldn't want to make after what they did with the Jan. 6 case.

From Salon

There was intrigue this week to see what changes Cushing would make after stepping in last minute following the sudden sacking of Gareth Taylor.

From BBC

Gervais said "Anti was a beautiful soul" and she had helped make After Life "my favourite filming experience of all time".

From BBC

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