Sentence examples similar to a later fall in from inspiring English sources

Jacobi and Beig ([2013]) observed a tendency towards an earlier spring transition and a later fall transition in winds.

Zinsser and other house officers at Roosevelt lived in a small world of their own, sharing the hazing rituals of medical training and "walking out," as dating was then called, chiefly with Roosevelt nurses, among them Grace Peck: "An interne [sic] who doesn't sooner or later fall in love with a nurse is usually a depraved fellow" (4).

He has her sent to Mexico, where she meets an AWOL soldier (Robert Young), and they later fall in love.

Then between the eleventh and twelfth year, I met someone, a woman I later fell in love with.

The concept of marriage was often tested in films such as The Prodigal (1931), in which a woman is having an affair with a seedy character, and later falls in love with her brother-in-law.

Kasich, you may recall, had been a young Republican to watch as a congressman in his 30s, the brash son of a mail carrier who later fell in with Newt Gingrich and became one of his party's leading voices for fiscal austerity during the Clinton years.

It was after years of "tagging" his own name across London that the alphabet project was accidentally conceived; fearing being caught without permission to paint "Eine" across four shutters, he left having painted just the two "e"s from his name, then, looking at a photo of them later, fell in love with how alone they looked "slightly abstract, slightly weird".

The former chief executive of HealthSouth, Richard M. Scrushy, must reimburse the company in cash for a $25.2 million loan he paid back with inflated HealthSouth shares that later fell in value, a Delaware judge ruled in an opinion made public by the court yesterday.

Bo later fell in a divisive scandal following accusations his wife murdered a British businessman in 2011.

Though he later fell in with a violent revolutionary group and was arrested and imprisoned, he started out as a prankster or, to use his term, a "fun guerrilla," whose provocations — he once planned to ambush Hubert H. Humphrey with cake-mix "bombs" — made him West Germany's answer to Abbie Hoffman.

Unfortunately the patient later fell in the ward and sustained a hip fracture.