Sentence examples for be later to from inspiring English sources

"The loser now/Will be later to win", he rasped at one point.

"Evolution will take another step in some as yet unknown direction". The loser now will be later to win, in other words.

Where would country music be without broken hearts and broken-down trucks?The loser now will be later to winBut even in the loser-loving bits of popular culture, the American obsession with success has a habit of winning through.

The final line of the Dylan song must be reverberating somewhere for him these days: "the loser now will be later to win".

If someone had told you four years ago that the PS3 would be later to market and larger in size than a 360 you'd have told him to put his Microsoft-loving lips firmly onto your posterior.

"For the loser now/ Will be later to win / For the times they, they are a-changin'" (Bob Dylan).

Both scripts were later to become screenplays.

Their texts were later to inspire twentieth-century travellers.

The rules are later to be extended nationwide.

As Mark Carney was later to admit, 'We missed it'.

However, the couple were later to divorce.