Sentence examples for but later something from inspiring English sources

But, later, something soured.

But later something changes.

But later, something of the spirit of Scottish colouristic freedom of expression seemed to creep in with liberating effect, while at the same time she began again to be more interested in her environment, both in Scotland and in Cornwall, where she continued to spend time.

But four days later, something unexpected happened.

But 11 hours later, something had changed.

But sooner or later, something will have to give.

But two days later something was going wrong.

But sooner or later, something has to give.

It is not uncommon for firms to drop out of club bids along the way, although keeping a good name is essential in such a tightly knit group of people.There have been no disasters among the consortia so far, but sooner or later something is likely to go wrong.

But sooner or later something comes along to get you out of that situation.

I don't expect to win over traditionalists with these recommendations any time soon, but sooner or later something should be done.