Sentence examples for Take part later from inspiring English sources

"At first I thought there was only going to be about 100, but more and more people have been getting involved and we have had hundreds come and take part". Later, thousands of fans are expected to gather at Chavasse Park, where a sculpture has been erected in Lennon's honour, to remember what the Beatle brought to the world of art and music.

Two orthodontists working in the community clinics resigned their posts and one who had originally agreed to take part later withdrew from the study.

Mr. Farrakhan also spoke of the need for stronger families, and urged people to take part later this year in a Million Family March on Washington.

Mr. Fujimori went first to the small Southeast Asian nation of Brunei today to take part later this week in a trade summit meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.

The I.R.S. is still selecting a contractor to interview participants who do not take part or later drop out.

In the CHNS, older children may not take part in later surveys, and school children who were in boarding schools, and who subsequently entered colleges and universities, may miss certain rounds of survey.

Respondents who did not take part in later waves were more likely to have manual occupational status in wave 1. Gender and health behaviours in wave 1 were similar in those who did and did not take part in subsequent waves.

Cone would later take part in another notable game later that year when he went up against newly acquired Yankee pitcher Mike Mussina.

Many guerrillas died, including Masetti, and only Bustos survived to take part in a later campaign in Bolivia.

All MPs will take part in the later stages of their passage and the same system will apply for matters affecting only England and Wales.

Furthermore, it is more credible for the PDP to engage local stakeholders on technical grounds, and to provide them with the technical arguments they need so that they (rather than the PDP) can take part in the later, more political parts of the decision making process.