Sentence examples for bore later from inspiring English sources

Colt historian William Edwards wrote that Samuel Colt had married Caroline Henshaw (who later married his brother, John) in Scotland in 1838, and that the son she bore later was Samuel Colt's and not his brother John's.

The Bears later traded a first-round pick to acquire Mike Phipps: a 30-year-old draft bust, two years removed from a 4-touchdown, 19-interception season.

Twenty-four yeand atd at least one "Self-Portrait With Bears" later, another critic wrote, "If any artist has yet lived who can paint bears better than William H. Beard, he has not yet made himself known".

It was all a very Canadian experience (we saw a bear later) and I ended up crying, which always happens when I argue with family.

"It's rare to have nature arrange itself in such an organized manner," he says, adding that the bear later moved to shallow water where it had better luck.

They were forced to the region that later bore the name Achaea after the Dorian invasion.

Rule over so many small kingdoms gave Mithradates II the title "King of Kings," also borne by later Parthian rulers.

Although he finished the cantata for chorus and orchestra Zdravitsa ("Hail to Stalin") first, it bears a later opus number than the three piano sonatas.

Palin noted that the words in the script were not "the secret love for bisexuals" but "the secret love of Algy the bisexual navigator," and his point was borne out later, when the tape was shown.

Shares in A.I.G. tumbled more than 60percentt on Monday morning as concerns grew that the firm lacked capital to withstand cuts to its debt rating, which were borne out later in the day.

The college educated, for example, marry and bear children later than the less educated, while those with less education have become increasingly likely to bear children first.