Sentence examples for a passage later from inspiring English sources

There's a passage later in the first movement where the strings accompany the winds with quick rising and falling intervals, the upper ones slurred and the lower ones staccato: this spun like a gyroscope.

Boethius the character is clearly taken in by this fallacious argument, and there is no good reason to think that Boethius the author ever became aware of the fallacy (despite a passage later on which some modern commentators have interpreted in this sense).

Joshua responds, "Why would you memorize such a terrible passage?" Later he strikes a priest for denouncing him, and a follower asks about turning the other cheek.

The so-called gang of eight working on immigration reform in the Senate is aiming for a bill next month, passage later in the spring, and then getting the bill through the House by August at best, or at least the end of the year.

When I tried that same passage later, I typed only one letter: the I in "I'm".

(When we returned to the passage later, we noticed that it continued, "Henceforth, there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness").

But she omits the passage later in the same essay in which the ever elusive Montaigne insists that morality and honor "are not qualities... to protect behind a mask".

This advisory was discontinued following the storms' passage later that day.

A passage in the later Book of the Dead (1200 bce) represents the deceased, who has been ritually identified with Osiris, declaring that he comprehends the whole range of time in himself, thus asserting his superiority to it.

When you read the Koran as a writer, you immediately notice places where the subject changes radically in the middle of a verse and then picks up several passages later.

Purified ALDHbr cells gave rise to small numbers of cell colonies, each one apparently originating from a single cell, which formed a monolayer of plastic-adherent cells, which could be expanded for more than 40 passages (later passages were not tested).