Sentence examples for bit later down from inspiring English sources

It's difficult for all of us to ask for help if we need it, and usually we don't ask until it is a bit later down the line".

But we'll have much more on that a bit later, down in the talking points.

And here, from 1977, is Greene's cool appraisal of "Dispatches," Michael Herr's classic of Vietnam reportage: "I was rather put off by the opening part which seemed to me too excitable, but Herr calmed down a bit later.

I heard a bit later that my house had been burned down.

A bit later, on Twitter, Trump tried to play down Cruz's refusal to endorse him, while also making clear that he regarded it as treachery.

So I'm popping down the road a bit later to speak to the man himself.

The sandwich (or a bit later in the interview – the chocolate) "just goes down".

An hour later, the announcement "Stand down" was heard, and another announcement, a bit later on, referred to a "minor incident, now completely under control".

"Any cricket director's job down the line will be discussed a bit later later so I'll hang fire [on declaring any interest or otherwise]." "It's been very exciting seeing some talented youngsters in the age range teams.

A couple of years later down the line, that policy now looks a bit short sighted.

DRIVING down a muddy back road with a photographer a bit later, I got a reception that wasn't quite as friendly.