Sentence examples for contracts later from inspiring English sources

He says deals were done with a handshake, and the lawyers drew up the contracts later.

It was not lifted until March 2014; the company successfully bid on 24 federal contracts later that month.

Mr. Liss said he believed it is better to do the inspections first and sign the contracts later.

Some players, like Bobby Abreu, figured to land lucrative multiyear deals and instead went unsigned until accepting one-year contracts later in the winter.

Let's not forget either the precedent of Cindy Crawford, with her mole, and Lauren Hutton, who got some of her most lucrative contracts later in life, when she had added visible years of experience to her already unusual gap.

Harry Fletcher, from the National Association of Probation Officers, said at the time: "Everybody thinks that Serco are doing this as a loss leader in order to get their hands on more lucrative contracts later on".

G4S loses the contract later that year.

A lucrative contract later, Bay said he was not at all daunted.

He said the Giants promised they would tinker with his contract "later".

The May contract later settled at $106.87 a barrel, up $1.52.

But Dishman agreed to a contract later yesterday with the Minnesota Vikings.