Sentence examples for a term later from inspiring English sources

I returned to college a term later.

The suspect, Anzor Sharmaidze, was swiftly convicted of murder in 1994 and sentenced to 15 years in prison, a term later extended to 18 and a half years.

They appear as starlike (i.e., very compact) sources of radio waves hence their initial designation as quasi-stellar radio sources, a term later shortened to quasars.

A term later I had been phonetically read the complete repertoire of reading corner with a selection of wonderfully engaging members of class 2P.

Both Tony Blair and Chuka Umunna wrote articles in the Guardian immediately after the election claiming that Labour lost because it was not 'business friendly' enough, with both calling business the 'wealth creators', a term later repeated by Liz Kendall.

The ability to combine hard and soft power into successful strategies where they reinforce each other could be considered "smart power" (a term later used by Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State).

While the younger Mr. Espada won that race in a special election, Mr. Diaz's son won the position for a full term later that year.

The first step is to find an analogous result to Proposition 3.2 for the trigonometric sum (J_{p}), is the next lemma, where an asymptotic expansion for (J_{p}) is proved but it has a harmonic number as an undesired term; later it will be removed.

He subsequently won a full term later that year and was reelected in 2014.

While the younger Mr. Espada won that race, Mr. Diaz's son was victorious in the regular election for a full term later that year.

How many 1985 graduates of Berkeley's School of Business Administration, who cheered when Ivan F. Boesky told them that "greed is healthy," still cherish the fallen financier as their role model five years and a jail term later?