Sentence examples for and will later from inspiring English sources

The beans fall from their pods and will later form the only ingredient of a rare meal.

A similar system is planned for Campinas, Brazil, near Sao Paolo, and will later be replicated throughout the region.

The new apartment buildings going up in hundreds of cities will employ workers now and will later become homes for rural migrants.

It will go on view at Christie's in New York tomorrow and will later be sold at the auction house's London sale of Old Master and British Paintings.

She is soon joined by several other teenage girls who've been rumbled, and will later be handed over to the vice squad.

An exhibition of the finalists runs through Friday at Exchange Square in Hong Kong and will later travel to Seoul and Singapore.

Those figures, based on the number of employees actually on payrolls, are viewed as more accurate and will later be used to revise the job growth figures.

I think the government's assumptions about job growth from newly formed companies — the birth-death model — are now too optimistic, and will later have to be revised downward.

When Basil instructs Manuel to hide behind the reception desk, she knows that Basil is sure to forget Manuel is there, and will later trip over him.

Although they brighten the landscape, their stalks and petals concentrate the radioactivity and will later have to be burned or left to decompose in a controlled environment.

Harman last year won an Olivier for his show-stealing portrayal of Lord Farquaad in Shrek the Musical and will, later this year, be seen as a trouble-making valet in the fourth series of Downton Abbey.