Sentence examples for banter later from inspiring English sources

A thing indivisible from Leah, that gift sounds, an expression of simple closeness that makes Portia's and Bassanio's ring banter later in the play look like shallow trumpery.

The company was originally working on an anonymous messaging app called Banter, but later chose to refocus on something they were more passionate about – movies and TV.

England coach Eddie Jones reprimanded Marler, while both Lee and Wales coach Warren Gatland dismissed the comment as banter, although Gatland later apologised for his remark.

Later, he bantered easily with six other Northeastern governors during a session about the pending highway financing bill.

As Rosaline in Love's Labour's Lost in 1984, she often stood apart from the banter, and a few years later she brought Nicholas Hytner's RSC production of Measure for Measure to a devastating close.

For all his later, good-natured banter on Twitter with Shakib Al Hasan, his verbals on the field at Chittagong (and, especially, his disdain for both the umpires' and his captain's advice to calm down) were unedifying and wasteful of energy.

Mr. Perry apologized to the TV station and the reporter, and in a news conference later, called it "inappropriate banter".

He later put his cockney banter to use as co-presenter of the television show Just Amazing.

Later, their post-coitus banter reeks of hetero-male terror.

Laters!" This is standard banter between promoters, throwing out challenges and dates and offers, with claims and counter-claims.

The BBC later described the row as banter, but said Lee's comments had been unacceptable.