Sentence examples for and later engaged from inspiring English sources

Many Jews were adamant supporters and members of the Tudeh, the Iranian Communist Party, and later engaged in many other political initiatives (such as student movements and intellectual associations).

Marie Smith, mortuary manager at Derby Royal Hospital, also spoke about how Mick Philpott appeared to pretend to faint when he saw their bodies for the first time and later engaged in horseplay with a police officer who he put into a headlock.

Sissoi Veliky started firing at the armoured cruisers and and later engaged the armoured cruiser, hitting her with a single 12-inch shell.

In October, the first 200 German ambassadors will be invited to a kickoff event and later engage in a "Berlin vs. Munich battle" to decide which city rules by recruiting more new Facebook members.

It depicts a motorist who picks up two women from the roadside and later engages in several sex acts with them.

The remark was made in reference to then Calgary defenseman Dion Phaneuf dating Avery's ex, Elisha Cuthbert (they're now married), while another Avery ex, Rachel Hunter had dated, and was later engaged to Jarret Stoll.

And he later engaged in a war of words with the publisher of the 13-volume Oxford dictionary over parts of its treatment of the word "Jew," with a definition that referred to old stereotypes of extortionate money-lenders.

Kirchherr met artist Sutcliffe in the Kaiserkeller bar in Hamburg in 1960, where he was playing bass with the Beatles, and was later engaged to him, before his death in 1962.

Karmal and Mills were divorced and Mills was later engaged to Raffaele Mincione (a bond dealer for the Industrial Bank of Japan) in 1993.

On the whole, Ms. Reno and the country have reason to be reassured by the report, which seems to put to rest what Mr. Danforth called "the dark questions" -- whether the government had conspired to wipe out the Branch Davidians and whether it later engaged in a cover-up.

Among those whom Hill trained was her assistant and secretary, Maud Jeffery, who was later engaged by the Commissioners of Crown Lands to run new housing estates in London on Octavia Hill's lines.