Sentence examples for and much later from inspiring English sources

The patent expired in the 1960s, and much later, was turned into the ubiquitous bar code.

Later Lenny Bruce cracks his despairing jokes and much later Mick Jagger performs his devil strut.

I flirted with the Outlook Express client, and much later Thunderbird.

It won a Pulitzer prize and, much later, earned Lee a presidential medal of freedom.

And, much later, imported cardigans from Scotland during Delhi's harsh winters".

Max Frankel, the diplomatic correspondent and much later executive editor of the newspaper, threatened to resign.

There were also Hartley Rogers, Martin Davis, Norman Shapiro, William W. Boone, and (much later) D.J. Collins.

In the 1930s and '40s, there were Stillman's and Gleason's in New York, and much later the Kronk in Detroit.

At one point, he discussed his mission with Marco Pierre White, and – much later – with Alex James.

Investigators--and, much later, a repentant Kuns--would say the two were partners in crime, stealing a dozen or more yachts.

Later, spellings like lov'd or o'er are common.As in those 17th-century examples and much later the apostrophe is often absent from the genitive 's.