Sentence examples similar to a later win from inspiring English sources

Frank Wilczek, a physicist who would later win a Nobel Prize, wrote a response for the magazine.

American experience shows that dissenting opinions often, a few years later, win the day.

But she returned about a month later, winning a downhill race Jan . 19and a giant slalom race the next week.

He began performing in 1948, and a year later won a Busoni Piano Competition prize, an achievement that helped him to snare some concerts in Vienna.

Myrie-Williams played a key role in Tranmere's 3 1 home win against Bournemouth a week later, winning a penalty that was duly converted by Chris Greenacre.

She made her film debut in 1992, in her ­father's ­Waterland, and a decade later won a Golden Globe nomination for her role in Secretary.

He returned to the legislature just over a month later, winning a by-election in his old riding of Edmonton-Whitemud.

Instead, O'Brady made a full recovery and, a just a few years later, won an Olympic-distance triathlon.

Building your network of connections this way can lead to unexpected chances, like becoming a film editor on a short that later wins an award at a festival.

"Free as a Bird" later won the 1997 Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal.

His teammate, Tim Duncan, No. 1 a decade later, won five NBA crowns with the Spurs.