Sentence examples for be here later from inspiring English sources
"Maybe they will be here later?" He shrugged, sheepishly, and lingered for a moment by the entrance.
Referee: Duarte Gomes (Portugal) Updated at 5.40pm GMT 10.54am GMT Preamble Paul will be here later this afternoon.
This year it has an extra spice: Ed Miliband, leader of the Labour party, will be here later to talk about tax.
"The lesson here is, you see it, you buy it, because it may not be here later," she said, heading off toward the groceries and paper goods.
Stuart Heritage will be here later on to keep you company during the broadcast, but meanwhile, here's a few things to help you get prepared.
It sounds like a threat as he draws out the N and clips the P. "Will it be here later tonight?" "Nope".
Indeed, his first words were interrupted by an enthusiastic chant of "You can hear it, you can feel it, the Pope is here!" Later, his comments were greeted with occasional shouts of "Freedom!
No one was injured, but federal agents were here later in the day, investigating a possible link to Mr. Mohamud's arrest, even as Mr. Wanly tried to calm his mosque members' nerves.
The Isaiah chip by VIA will be here later this month and will be aimed at regular notebooks and desktops.
Or do you think Oasis got the better of them again with Be Here Now, later that year?
They, after all, weren't thinking about those of us who'd be here centuries later.
