Sentence examples for In the later days from inspiring English sources

In the later days of the festival, "a best of series" draws from both programs, and other surprises are promised.

In the later days of the empire, slave labour grew more expensive, and more coloni, or tenant farmers, who cultivated small plots, replaced them.

In the later days of the John Adams administration, the President issued a large number of commissions, some of which had not been delivered by John Marshall, his Secretary of State, at the time Jefferson assumed office.

In the later days of the trial Quisling's health suffered, largely as a result of the number of medical tests to which he was subjected, and his defence faltered.

As the body adjusts in the later days of the race, the cyclists must generally increase their insulin injections.

In costume, as in art, the trend was toward a more ornate, richly coloured, more varied, and, especially in the later days of the empire, very luxurious attire.

Curing time has a significant effect on the improvement of strength in the early days compared to the later days.

Rejoining his company, Wagner, 37, was shot in the head days later and died.

Bland would be found dead in the jail days later; she hung herself.

You can take an painkiller before you go in, as later in the day it may start to ache slightly.

Mr. Putin traveled to the Netherlands later in the day.