Sentence examples for as later in from inspiring English sources

For Afghanistan it was a golden opportunity missed just as, later in the evening, Bangladesh, fellow qualifiers from the first round, squandered an even better chance of causing a major upset against India in Bangalore.

From the mid-1980s, he was busy with work at major houses in Europe - a staging of Meistersinger for Hamburg was also done in Paris, as, later in the 1990s, was a strikingly clear Moses And Aaron, created at the Alte Opera, Frankfurt.

Thus, the classification of the AS in the early part of the session might be a better measure of the monkeys' interpretation of the AS than the classification of the AS later in the session.

It is very important to note the sizes of the drives, as later, in the installation and copy process, the drives will not have the familiar names like C or D. Knowing the drive that has data and the drive that is empty will be crucial to copy data correctly.

Growth of the fetus is highly sensitive to environmental perturbations, and disruption can lead to problems in pregnancy as well as later in life.

When you wake up, your body temperature and blood sugar levels are low, so your muscles aren't as "loose" as later in the day.

The ground units were not as aggressive later in the battle as they were earlier. . . .

For NIGHTIES, the definition is "Women often get into theirs later" (as in, later in the evening), and the wordplay is the compass point N followed by an anagram of SIGHT containing IE. And EIGHTIES is defined by "Women often get into theirs later" (as in, later in life), with the wordplay a different compass point (E), again followed by an anagram of SIGHT containing IE. Phew!

The parameter, PU activity, as used later in this section, is the percentile activity of the PU on primary channels.

We observed that our bound B2 was tighter than the bound in, as later shown in Figure  1D.

(He was not, as later reported, in French military service).