And so, what after that?

It's your turn next.

It's your turn next.

It comes after eating.

Does this fit?

May comes after April.

Why is this?

And I'd like to look after that, to look what comes after the digital revolution.

Spring comes after winter.

After Saturday comes Sunday.

Sunday follows Saturday.

After fall comes winter.

After winter, spring comes.

After winter comes spring.

Where does all this come from?

So what does all this add up to?

After a storm comes a calm.

After rain comes fair weather.

Coffee comes after the meal.

After the main dish comes the dessert.

So this is an example from the Yahoo registration page.

So will you say when disaster strikes you, though you had struck them with twice as much, Where has this come from?

Why, when an affliction visited you, and you had visited twice over the like of it, did you say, 'How is this?'

Is its that when a reverse hath befallen you, albeit ye had inflicted twice as much, ye say whence is this?

(What is the matter with you?) When a single disaster smites you, although you smote (your enemies) with one twice as great, you say From where does this come to us?

And when a calamity befell you, even after you had inflicted twice as much, you said, How is this?

And how come when a calamity befell you, you began to ask 'How has this come about?' even though the enemy has suffered at your hands (in the Battle of Badr) double what you have suffered!

And was it so, when a disaster smote you, though ye had smitten (them with a disaster) twice (as great), that ye said How is this?

What, when an affliction visits you while you have inflicted twice as much do you say, How is this? !

Why is it that when a single disaster struck you on the day of Uhud , although you had struck the enemy in the battle of Badr with one twice as great, you said, From where is this?

If misfortune befell you (the believers) your enemies had suffered twice as much (in the battle of Badr) but you asked, Where did the misfortune come from?

What! when a misfortune befell you, and you had certainly afflicted (the unbelievers) with twice as much, you began to say Whence is this?

What! When a misfortune befalls you, after you had yourself inflicted twice as heavy losses, you say, How has this come about?

What! When a single disaster smites you, although ye smote (your enemies) with one twice as great, do ye say? Whence is this?

Next comes temperament and inner qualities.

In the alphabet, B comes after A.

After the entrée comes the main dish.

Then comes the first part of the question.

Then comes my favorite part of the question.

This is what comes next.

And if a good thing visits them, they say, 'This is from God' but if an evil thing visits them, they say, 'This is from thee.'

And if some good reaches them, they say, This is from Allah, but if some evil befalls them, they say, This is from you (O Muhammad SAW).

And when some good happens to them, they say 'This is from Allah' whereas when some misfortune befalls them, they say 'This is because of you'.

Yet if a happy thing befalleth them they say This is from Allah and if an evil thing befalleth them they say This is of thy doing (O Muhammad).

If any good befalls them, they say, This is from Allah and when an ill befalls them, they say, This is from you.