Sentence examples for Alluded to later from inspiring English sources

Another meaning of the name is "of the resurrection," a fact often alluded to later in stories about her rumored survival.

Did you use special reconstruction techniques (e.g., correcting for compo or rate biases as alluded to later in the manuscript)?

Though Means had not told Gore he was leaving, Gore alluded to Means' plight later in the day.

While Wills' letter drew no immediate response, it was alluded to three weeks later in an advertisement for a "scratch match", organised with the help of his friend, professional cricketer and publican Jerry Bryant, and held adjacent to the MCG at the Richmond Paddock.

But even at his most playfully Brechtian, including when he's making you aware of the artifice of the material — as in the introductory images of illustrated glazed tiles that directly allude to later scenes — Mr. Ruiz keeps you hooked, pulled in by the sympathetic and comically off-putting performances and by his delightful, supple, fully cinematic storytelling.

Mr. Dylan later alluded to their breakup and criticized her mother and sister, who disapproved of him, in the bitter "Ballad in Plain D".

Muhammad himself is born in 570, the same year in which the South Arabian king Abraha attempts to conquer Mecca and is thwarted by a divine intervention later alluded to in sūrah 105 of the Qurʾān.

Butler as well later alluded to the title that sounds like a movie opening.

He originally alluded to McCarthy, but then later was apparently counseled that the appropriate political parallel to use was Watergate.

Leahy's line of questioning first focused on three emails that are available to the public, then later alluded to the six emails that are not.

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, released in 2005 as part of the prequel trilogy, later alluded to the dismissed title of Jedi, Revenge of the Jedi.