Sentence examples for but also later from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness that he was there, not just then but also later on.

She not only left behind a husband, but also later rejected custody of her baby daughter.

That means asking the unions to endorse not only lower pensions, but also later retirement.

Strikers can score at the beginning but also later in the game.

Under his leadership, Prussia was among the first on the continent not only to introduce universal suffrage but also, later on, to enact sweeping social legislation.

To avoid damage to the brain, people with the disease must adhere to a strict low-protein diet, particularly in childhood but also later in life.

The four remaining activists were moved to a "safe area" while officers continued to try to remove their arms from the lock, but were also later arrested.

Not only can he dance up a storm while keeping to his nerdy character, but he also later sings a ballad, "It Only Takes a Moment," with moving simplicity.

But prosecutors also later claimed that Phoenix's accused assailants, 17-year-old twin brothers named Tremayne and Travers Johnson, of a nearby block of Pulaski Street, were using a vacant neighborhood home for the keeping of pit bulls and other ganglike activities.

Walter Furr, an assistant United States attorney, told jurors that Mr. Trofimoff was such a valuable spy that he not only topped the sources list of the Soviet intelligence agency but was also later awarded the highest Soviet honor for bravery.

They were intended for Continental boat trains between London VictoriaandanDoverer harbour, but were also later used for express passenger work to the South-West of England.